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I prefer to use the heading box for alignment of text, images and tables. The reason being that the heading box has a default center alignment. The center tags will work in the heading box and tables align much more easier, here. One thing about using the heading box for alignment is that you will not usually see the new alignment in edit, but you will in preview and if you go directly to your republished webpage. You may need to press cmd and R to see the new change on your published webpage, if you have just editted it. You can center your text by putting it in a heading box and by using this code: Your text here It would look like this. Your text here Your text will be in bold text, though, using this code in the heading box. We can undo the default center alignment in the heading box by using table codes like this:
We can use tables in the heading box to set margins like this:
Since the table is less than 100%, I had to add center tags. I don't know why that is, exactly. You may also want to change the alignment of your images on your webpage. You will need to know your scrapbook URL to realign an image. For help with finding your scrapbook URL, go to Finding Your Scrapbook URL or PB Help. Remember that your image code is going to be |
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I hope you enjoyed your stay at the Beginner's Circle. There are many other more advanced work arounds for Pagebuilder that I don't bother with. There's an advanced editor for Pagebuilder, for example, where you can turn off the Pagebuilder settings, but there are some drawbacks to using that system as you would see if you try it. I would only recommend the advanced editor for people who need a lot of customizing of their websites.
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