10.7.3.2. The <center> tag
An extension to HTML, the <center> tag is
extremely straightforward to use (and for that reason, it is used
commonly) -- just place the <center> and
</center> tags around sections of the page
you would like to be centered, as shown in the following code. This
works the same as <div align=center>, but it
is better supported. The <center> tag has
been deprecated in the HTML 4.01 specification.
You can place your whole page within
<center> tags or apply it just to certain
paragraphs. The <center> tag can only be
applied to block-level elements since it is illogical to center text
within the flow of left-aligned text.
<CENTER>
<H2>Choosing the Best Foods</H2>
<P>Good food gives more than immediate pleasure. It's a key to your
family's health and vitality, affecting the way young people grow, the
way you feel right now, and good health in later years.</P>
<P>There are simple guides to help you plan meals that are interesting
and varied.</P>
</CENTER>