Here's an example of text aligned centrally.
<body lang=EN-US style='tab-interval:36.0pt'>
<div class=Section1>
<p class=MsoNormal align=center style='text-align:center'><span lang=EN-GB
style='mso-ansi-language:EN-GB'>TEXT HERE.<o:p></o:p></span></p>
</div>
</body>
A div tag in HTML represents a division, usually with its own style, class, or alignment. For example, the HTML <div align=center>Text</center> would align the text in the center of the page
The CENTER tag in HTML is used to center blocks of code within an HTML document. The tag is very easy to use as you only have to open it and close it around the text you want centered. This can be 2 lines of text or an entire webpage. See the example below. <center> Smasher is teaching me HTML </center> This would take the text and center it on the screen. If you want to center the whole page simply put the open tag at the beginning of the document and the close tag at the end.
The <Center> tag is used to center the text that follows the tag on the web page. All the text that is typed between the <Center> and </Center> tags will be centered and displayed on screen.
If the text editor does not have a centred text option you can add HTML code to achieve this: <div align = center> This is centred! </div> replacing This is centred! with your own text.
To align text in the middle in a Howrse EC forum, you can use the HTML <center> tag or CSS styles. Simply wrap your text with the <center> tag like this: <center>Your text here</center>. Alternatively, you can use CSS by enclosing your text in a <div> tag and applying the style text-align: center;, like this: <div style="text-align: center;">Your text here</div>.
Try using HTML to the text. Add <CENTER> and </CENTER>, Take a look at the example below; <CENTER> Your texts </CENTER> <CENTER> use before the beginning of the sentence. </CENTER> use to close the text/sentence Hope this helps.
Of course, it's HTML! HTML can do anythink that text can do plus more! Can text make a radio buttin? Can text make a drop-down menu? No, and again no! HTML Text
In MS Word it is used to center text between margins. In MS Excel it is used to center cell contents between the borders of the cell. In HTML it is used to center text within the related container (page, table, division, etc.).
Center used to be a tag that aligned text in the center of the window, but with the newest version of HTML (HTML5), the tag was deprecated (they got rid of it). It used to look like this: <center>This text is centered!</center> But now you should use CSS like so: <p style="text-align:center;">This text is also centered!</p> The new way changes no part of the appearance on the webpage. If you use the old one, you will run into some trouble.
in the tag you will put align="center" style: font color="#ffffff"> Example: < p align="center" style: font color="#FFFFFF">This is the centered text</p> and that code will center "This is the centered text" in white.
I don't think you can use HTML to remove HTML, you can hide HTML commands with <!-- TEXT OR SCRITPS HERE --> Any scripts between the <!-- AND --> wont show up on the HTML document. using those are good for leaving reminds like where a form starts and stops or to place something there that you might use later.
<a href="yourlink" id="linkId" class="yourstyle" style="margin: 0 auto; display:block; text-align: center">Link</a>