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hi... i want a site to be centered both horizontally and vertically... the site is enclosed in a container of small width and height... i did it with IE, but not with other browsers... i created a single but huge talbe cell, in which i told to valign="middle" but opera and ff dont understand it... could you help me plz...
problem: i need to make a small site vertically centered at the document on any screen resolution...
the site is http://cherdakstudio.com.ua
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- CommentAuthoraxe_sosharp
- CommentTimeNov 9th 2007
You could try this method http://d-graff.de/fricca/center.html -
There's also this solution.
It doesn't work in IEmac, but otherwise should do you fine.
http://www.mycelly.com/css_templates/css_template_11.htm -
- CommentAuthorPettyRider
- CommentTimeNov 10th 2007
vertical-align affects inline, inline-block elements only (this includes the text inside block elements [a P tag is one element, the text inside of it is another. Learn the DOM.]), just so you know. -
Thanks for the links guys.. i will check them and post the result
@PettyRider: you did not understand the problem, there is nothing to do with vertical-align CSS property, but a vertical align as a general term.. i suggest you don't strike people until you understand the problem (and the people).. thanks anyway..
edit: if i find solution in any of your suggestions, i will sure give "thanks" to the author... :) -
If you know the width and height of your container. You can simply do
#container { position: absolute; top: 50%; left: 50%; margin: -Xpx 0 0 -Ypx; }
where X and Y are half of the containers width and height
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