I expect you have a <div align="center"> or an align="center" cascading through somewhere, usually at a very high level in the design. If you have, then center the container using CSS instead. Like you say, you need to address the cause, not the symptom, otherwise you will be chasing your tail forever. Changing all elements to be left aligned is madness as this is how they all start anyway, it's only probably one cascade issue causing all of the problems.
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Hi Les,
I don't really know why it's happening, it must be to do with the standards that we've applied as a fix.
You could remove the line added to the stylesheet above and then:
- edit the 'sidebar best sellers list' layout and 'edit the list layout settings'
- on the 'edit rows and colums' tab click the '...' button on the first 'before' column/'middle rows' field - should contain <td>
- change that to <td align="left">
- click 'OK' and 'OK' again
- then do the same on the 'Standard Top Level Section List' layout
(this is as per the snapshot that you sent me). These will then only apply to your 'Best Sellers' list and the 'Top Level Section' list in the left side bar.
HTH.********************
Tracey
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