It might be because of some little options...that always gets me. I think it's some big problem, then I find one little thing not checked right in settings. I'd tinker with it, and maybe resort to reinstalling if all else fails.

Your images are centered for me, and I'm using Chrome. ¯\(°_O)/¯

Likewise. It all seems fine to me...

Odd.

Your images are centered for me, and I'm using Chrome. ¯\(°_O)/¯

That's irritating. I changed the content block settings from 310px to 320px, and that did it for me. But the images are 300px, so the previous 310px gave 5px borders on each side. I don't like the ten pixel border.

I really dislike this browser.

I use Chrome, and everything here looks great. I guess the folks at Google must hate you personally

I use Chrome, and everything here looks great. I guess the folks at Google must hate you personally

Well, like I said, I fixed it now by changing my blog settings. I mean, they're very not centered still, but now they're not popping out the side of the content blocks anymore. It seems Chrome renders tables and images within them differently than Firefox or IE (or Safari and Opera [but do people actually use those? ]). And not in a way that is happy or enjoyable for me.

(Or the web designers whose blogs I kept finding while (ironically) Google searching for a reason this happens.)

I use Chrome, and everything here looks great. I guess the folks at Google must hate you personally

Apparently they hate my dad and I too. All our browsers except Chrome were taking, like, 10 minutes to load, and we were suspicious of that. In a moment of inspiration/stupidity, I deleted Chrome and suddenly the other browsers worked.

Fascinating.

I'd rather use Chrome than IE, but Firefox comes first.

I have a few settings in Firefox that I can barely live without, so if I can get those in Chrome then I'd be more likely to use it more...but then I might not be able to tell a difference.

-CF