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Nov 21, 2006 - 08:06 AM
Hi John2,
There are two kinds of textboxes in HTML, and <br> <br>For the first one (<input type="text">) I don't think it is possible to change the alignment (not even CSS's direction: rtl seems to have any effect...) <br>but for the <textarea> it is quite simple with style="text-align: center" <br> <br>You can change the height of a <textarea> to make it look like an <input type="text"> field :-)
There are two kinds of textboxes in HTML, and <br> <br>For the first one (<input type="text">) I don't think it is possible to change the alignment (not even CSS's direction: rtl seems to have any effect...) <br>but for the <textarea> it is quite simple with style="text-align: center" <br> <br>You can change the height of a <textarea> to make it look like an <input type="text"> field :-)
Nov 21, 2006 - 09:32 AM
Hi Jgivoni,
I actually found the answer myself also. I was able to center the textbox like this:
It worked like a charm. Thanks for your input.
I actually found the answer myself also. I was able to center the textbox like this:
It worked like a charm. Thanks for your input.
Feb 11, 2007 - 08:41 AM
I realized that my first answer relied on a typing error, therefore I couldn't get it to work!
John is right, "text-align: center" is all that is needed. Sorry for my mistake.
John is right, "text-align: center" is all that is needed. Sorry for my mistake.
Feb 11, 2007 - 08:43 AM
The simple solution:
text-align: center
This css property will center text within textboxes and textareas.
Examples:
text-align: center
This css property will center text within textboxes and textareas.
Examples:
Jan 05, 2015 - 12:01 AM
You can do center text withina textbox by writing this code <text align="center"> you can write this code in html body part and if you are looking to do text in a left then write <text align="left">.
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