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It continues to make no sense to me. Small mistake though: You used “were” instead of “where” under Vertical > Inline > Single Line.You could add the “half pixel” fix for the vertical “translate” hack, Ah, I just wrote about the damn blurred thing. rather than reading about pie in the sky flexbox stuff.A terrible reason to bury a perfectly reasonable comment.Chris – you may want to add that to horizontally center block level elements with margin: 0 auto; it has to have a fixed size. Active 8 years, 4 months ago. Check the sample below. But if you do know the height, you can center vertically like:It’s still possible to center it by nudging it up half of it’s height after bumping it down halfway:If you don’t, you just need the content inside vertically centered, using tables or CSS display to make elements into tables can do the trick.You can combine the techniques above in any fashion to get perfectly centered elements. Recently (since about 2015), another technique has also become

that of lines of text in a paragraph or in a heading. from using it in a document, if the document happens to have the If the parent doesn’t have a set height, what are you centering within? Zoltan, how will this statically defined 50px effect the site when it is on smaller devices? Where developers & technologists share private knowledge with coworkersProgramming & related technical career opportunitiesIs the link-text always in one line, or should it look good if a line-break occurs?Why do you have a div in there? In my experience, if you’re trying to center something both ways like that, it’s probably a modal, in which the absolute (or fixed) positioning is going to be used. The margin CSS property only center align the div element and there is no effect of this property to the internal content of div.. Hope, you like the tutorial. centered. So I have a div which will contain 3 buttons and I want these buttons centered within the div.Which centers the div containing the buttons which is fine, but the actual buttons within this div are not centered..This is my mark up so far..Have you tried text-align: center;?

50%'. But we now move the element halfway

Currently this is responsive and I am trying to avoid actual pixel counts (unless it is 1 or 2 pxs).

Centering things is one of the most difficult aspects of CSS. 'center' of the CSS property 'text-align'. By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you agree to our To subscribe to this RSS feed, copy and paste this URL into your RSS reader. I was always trying to avoid it by making sure my line-height and all padding was in pixels and even numbers (that way the height is always an even number). Thank you Chris!Hi Chris, great article as always and very useful !Thanks a lot for your great information.

center an absolutely positioned element. When you remove the 'margin-right: -50%' and resize I was not aware that this was so well supported.I personally have never used value “0” when using margin. The Overflow Blog The concept is so basic, but look how many potential solutions we have…Excellent guide! I just think it would be improved if you acknowledged some of the caveats that I think are at the root of the complaint you’re trying to dismiss.2) Vertical centering is only relevant if the parent has a set height. For example: I'm pretty sure it works on elements as well.Thanks for contributing an answer to Stack Overflow! Inside the div element, there is only a single line text which you can also make centrally aligned using the CSS text-align property.. If I’m setting a fixed height and line height for a full-width toolbar at the top, would responsiveness be an issue?The related posts above were algorithmically generated and displayed here without any load on my server at all, the window again, you'll see that the sentences will be broken