Features / Usability

> The error is in the css from the download.

Sorry to contradict, but there isn't an error in the downloaded CSS that causes page content to be center-aligned. The strasa/options/fixed_width.css's body {text-align: center;} rule is intentional as it's part of the code to center the fixed-width div within the overall page. Please notice the #main {text-align: left} at line 65 in fixed_width.css (below the body rule and therefore overriding it). Div id="main" contains all the Tiki page content. If in your site the text was centered, I suspect this CSS rule might have been changed or overrided somehow. You might want to check if your site still centers in the page (on wide displays) in all the main browsers.

The reason I feel strongly about there not being an error in the download is that the Strasa theme and fixed_width option have been used at many sites including the Tiki project sites and text was consistently aligned left as expected, in blogs as well as elsewhere. Also the fixed_width.css file code has been used by other themes for quite a while. Actually essentially the same CSS is still being used but is now in the main layout.css file.

How Tiki's CSS works isn't always clear at first, because the page layout method may not be a familiar one and because there's quite a bit of CSS due to the number of features, etc.

-- Gary