Cut and paste problem

[fazlionline]

Hello all

I have my index page, designed earlier today, when I copy test from ms word file and past in paragraph, my whole document?s align goes to left.

When I remove the paragraph back, it justifies again and comes it its original position.

Any help

[falkencreative]

Are you working in Dreamweaver, and using the design view to paste the code in? If so, when you copy text from Word it comes with a bunch of default styling -- a lot of which is invalid for web design and causes display issues when it overrides your existing styling. Your best bet is to copy the text from Word, paste it into a plain text document like Notepad to remove any styling, and then copy/paste that text into Dreamweaver.

 

Alternatively, instead of using the "paste" command to paste content from Word, another option is to go up to Edit -> Paste Special, and select the "text only" option. I believe that will remove any Word formatting as well.

[fazlionline]

Yes, I use DreamWeaver CS3 & using ?Design View? to past.

As you directed,

I used ?Past Special? from Edit menu and got same problem

Then I pasted my text in Notepad and got same problem

[virtual]

If you want it to justify your html put this in your css

 

p {

text-align: justify;

}

[fazlionline]

The paragraph is justified

Actually there was no problem with paragraph itself, but when I past the paragraph, the whole table moves to left of the document, while I have set it to center.

[Andrea]

Can you post a link to your problem page and point out which part you're pasting?

[fazlionline]

Here is the link

 

http://www.fazlionline.com/dilawar/

 

I have wrote the problem

 

I have also discussed another problem I have posted in killersites today

I cannot align the top menu to the center

Edited October 5, 2009 by fazlionline

[Andrea]

Look at the horrible code mess you have there - several sets of html and body tags. I'm surprised anything is working at all.

[lm]

when you finish writing HTML for the page, validate it before aligning anything with CSS, it will spare a lots of time ( makes no sense to fix CSS if HTML is not written correctly).

[fazlionline]

but i was unable to find any HTML error there

 

have anyone found it on any line?

[Andrea]

An HTML document has ONE docytpe and one set each of html, head, and body tags. Yours has several each. There may be more errors than that, but I didn't look beyond that - it's too messy. so clean that up, then run your page through the validator, and fix whatever else shows up - and use an HTML strict doctype.

[falkencreative]

but i was unable to find any HTML error there

 

have anyone found it on any line?

 

This is what the validator finds (showing errors): http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.fazlionline.com/dilawar/

 

As Thelma said, it looks like most of the errors revolve around extra sets of html/head/body tags in your document.