Hello,

I edit on the Vocaloid wiki. We are trying to revise some templates, but noticed that while in FF the templates appear as they are expected, the text is to the left. While in IE the text is in the center. Is there a way to prevent this for IE viewers?

And if anyone has a different browser besides the mentioned, could you tell me how the infobox appears, I want to know if it as clear as possible.

• Infobox
• Page example

-- Bunai82 ^(talk) 12:29, May 26, 2012 (UTC)

Hi, I've fixed the IE problem you mentioned in this edit -- the text should properly be aligned to the left in IE now. Please revert my edit if it was undesirable. Mathmagician ƒ(♫) 17:34 UTC, Sat, 26 May 2012

Table headings have center aligned text by default. That is why the headings of your infobox rows are center aligned in Internet Explorer. Firefox interprets the text-align:left; style on the entire table to affect every element within the table, including the headings, so it automatically overrides the default center alignment of the headings. Internet Explorer does not do this for some reason, so you have to apply the text-align:left; style individually to every heading within the table. --Gardimuer ^{ ʈalk } 18:02, May 26, 2012 (UTC)

Thanks for your knowledge and help.

The odd thing about this, an infobox and table on another wiki does this without the manual code, but doesn't seem to work well with the Vocaloid template. -- Bunai82 ^(talk) 12:34, May 27, 2012 (UTC)