div class reputation nit

<center> elements are being used in the divs with the class reputation. <center> has been rendered obsolete, deprecated in HTML 4 and XHTML 1.

Obsolete

This feature is obsolete. Although it may still work in some browsers, its use is discouraged since it could be removed at any time. Try to avoid using it.

- <center>: The Centered Text element (obsolete) on MDN web docs

Please remove the <center> elements in favor of using the CSS property text-align: center?

Edit: It is easier to restyle text-align: then to style the <center> tag.

[jdporter]

Patches applied; check it now.

[Your Mother]

I commend your rapid patching. Even though it broke my ajax voting code. :P

[jdporter]

Thanks. Sorry about that. I hope it won't take much to restore it to working order.

[Lady_Aleena]

Please move the style to css/common.css (around line 50) instead of it being inline. Pretty please?

[jcb]

Now this is a change I can support and a step in the right direction towards using <div> for layout. The next step is to move the inline style attributes to a linked stylesheet so we can have different stylesheets for screen display, hardcopy, and mobile.

Instead of inline style, there should be a "base" stylesheet with: (if I remember CSS correctly)

.reputation {
  text-align: center;
  margin: 0 auto;
}

[Lady_Aleena]

Agreed. I should have been more explicit about where I wanted the style for those elements to go. I did not mean for the style to be inline. All styles need to be in the css file, so our personal styles can be applied.

Edit: div.reputation is in the common.css already, so this could be added to it, though it shares its style definitions with span.modvote.