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I'm trying to use Flexbox containers with div elements, and want the text to be centered on one container, and at the bottom of another. I'm guessing Flexbox is preventing standard vertical-align: middle; from rendering as I expect.
I created a JSFiddle HERE to demonstrate what I have. You can see the text aligned at the top despite the CSS
What am I doing wrong to get the text alignment to where I want it?
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Flexbox: center horizontally and vertically
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I used some boxes in the website below with the title Products.I want to text vertically and horizontally be in the center in the boxes (Square).Already tried:
display:table-cell;
vertical-align: middle;
but nothing happens at all. what should i do?
website: http://www.titanotrade.com.tr/
Use the line-height property to adjust the position of the text in your boxes e.g.
.title-product a {
line-height: 270px;
}
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How to center all the HTML elements horizontally and vertically between the <body> </body> without updating the elements left: and top: property when the window gets resised.
.center { margin: auto auto 3px 3px; }
By using this in your internal or external CSS file all the text elements will be center aligned and there will be a margin of 3 pixels above and below the division.
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Why do we have to use a set width when using margin:0 auto; to center a div horizontally?
If the element is display: block, and you don't set a width, the element will stretch horizontally to fit its containing block, causing the auto margins to be zeroed out (which, technically, counts as centering the element since both auto margins resolve to an equal value of zero).
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Here is a fiddle with it centered, but the image with position:relative instead of position:absolute.
Here is another fiddle with it positioned absolutely, but not centered.
Note that the image has a variable width.
The reason the image must be centered is because I want to fade one out while another is fading in behind it.
Any ideas? Thanks!
A better solution would be to not use the CSS position property at all.
Try displaying the images as block elements, and tell the browser to use an auto margin on left and right.
#imagesContainer img{
display:block;
margin:0 auto;
}
Proof of concept fiddle (border added just so you can see that the image is in fact centered):
http://jsfiddle.net/9nkDS/5/
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How do I vertically center text with CSS? [duplicate]
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What ways of vertical text centering inside a div contaner do you know?
text-align:center;
margin:0 auto; //tag needs to have a with
If a single line of text, setting the line height of the div to be the height of the div.
If the height of the content is known, position it absolutely - top: 50%, margin-top: -(half the height of the content) pixels.