Floating elements not in straight line

I'm floating the form number, copyright and page number at the bottom of all my form pages (to simulate footer information). Ideally, I would have liked to just add all three pieces of text at the bottom, contained in a single text box. However, it doesn't appear that you can have different text alignments in the same text box!?! Is that correct?

So, I created 3 separate text boxes and reduced their widths to 1/3 of the page width each so they'd all fit on the same line. Then, I added CSS code to have one flush-left, one (roughly) centered and the other flush-right. The flush-left and flush-right worked, no problem. But, I ran into two problems with this scheme (see my "Bird Dog Tips" form, bottom of page 1):

1. I was unable to get the center element to automatically center. I tried using "margin : auto", but that didn't work. I ended up pushing it to the right using the left margin, and eyeballed it until it looked like it was in the center (approx. 70%). Is there a better way of doing this?

2. When I centered the middle element horizontally, it jumped up a pixel or two vertically. And, no CSS code I've tried thus far seems to lower it to where it was so that all 3 elements are on the same line. Any suggestions?

Thanks for your help!

I cloned you form and added some CSS:

#id_110 {
    float : left;
    left : 20px;
}

#id_111 {
    margin : auto;
    width : 70%;
    padding-top : 15px !important;
}

#id_112 {
    float : right;
    right : 20px;
}

#id_114 {
    float : left;
    left : 20px;
}

#id_115 {
    margin : auto;
    width : 70%;
    padding-top : 15px !important;
}

#id_116 {
    float : right;
    right : 20px;
}

#id_117 {
    float : left;
    left : 20px;
}

#id_118 {
     margin : auto;
    width : 70%;
    padding-top : 15px !important;
}

#id_119 {
    float : right;
    right : 20px;
}

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That's awesome Aubrey! Thanks! I knew I was close. I'd forgotten about the "!important" qualifier. (Don't recall using that with HTML4, back when I was in school.)

@rwaldenjr,

I had to move your last question to a new thread and we will attend it here: https://www.jotform.com/answers/1248997 shortly.

Thank you!