I am exhausted, lost and confused. Otherwise, I'm happy. If I use one of DW's
3 column templates, how can I insert a div in the middle column, for instance,
and still keep that div centered (not fixed) within the document? Everything I
read suggests the beauty of a div is the ability to control position. They
forget to mention anything about keeping it centered within a column.

Any would be appreciated.

Centering anything within its container is simple - use CSS to assign an
explicit width, and auto left/right margins, e.g.,

<div style="width:210px;margin:0 auto;">This will be centered within its
container</div>
(inline CSS shown for clarity)

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"filmbufs" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am exhausted, lost and confused. Otherwise, I'm happy. If I use one of
>DW's
> 3 column templates, how can I insert a div in the middle column, for
> instance,
> and still keep that div centered (not fixed) within the document?
> Everything I
> read suggests the beauty of a div is the ability to control position.
> They
> forget to mention anything about keeping it centered within a column.
>
> Any would be appreciated.
>