Align= "center" effect on data shown gridview rows

Question

I am facing a weird situation, I am developing an asp.net website, and I added a gridview control, it is placed inside td tag.

When I ran the website online, I noticed that the data shown on the rows are shifted to the left while their header tags are centered, so I gave the td an align="center" property, trying to make the data show centered in each column, and that worked perfectly when debugging the site offline.

However, when I ran the site online (after upload), the data still showed shifted (or aligned left).

Am I missing something here?

Solution 1

Try this:

<RowStyle HorizontalAlign="Center" />
<AlternatingRowStyle HorizontalAlign="Center" />

Solution 2

Set this property in the gridview: RowStyle-HorizontalAlign="Center"

Solution 3

Have a look at the HTML source in your browser. If you see the align="center" in the offline but not in the online version, something went wrong when publishing your web page (or your browser cache needs to be cleaned, see Crimson's answer).

Comments

[Code Seekers]

Html source showed the align="center" (on the online files :S)

[Code Seekers]

MD5 check shows they r the same files, and i used 3 different browsers till now + empty cache, and firebug to check the code..

[Code Seekers]

i already tried it before :S sadly for some weird reason it is only affecting the alternating rows..(on html check, the table generated to show the grid view has its alternating tr tags with align=center,while the normal tr tags without it, causing a mis-shift

[Code Seekers]

oops my mistake,i was using horizontallaign instead of row style horizontalalign :)

[Code Seekers]

+1 for suggestions(thx pretty helpful for future testing :) ),and i guess align=center tag on a td ..doesnt enforce itself on the gridview, so i used the property suggested above ..

[Code Seekers]

+1 for suggestions(thx pretty helpful for future testing :) ),and i guess align=center tag on a td ..doesnt enforce itself on the gridview, so i used the property suggested above ..

[Chandan Kumar]

Thanks. You saved my time :)