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Possible Duplicate: How to center DIV in DIV? Please take a look at the image below: How can I make the grey squares horizontally centered inside the red container div? This is all made with isotope, so please keep that in mind. Thanks in advance. Even if the parent (red) div is always aligned in the middle, the grey, smaller ones are not. In the top image, when they are aligned in one single column, that column should be in the exact middle of the wrapper (red) div. Systembolaget It's actually very simple to implement centering for Isotope (just finished a site that does this to look good on

I'm trying to center horizontally an image into a zurb column but it seems impossible. I tried everything, searched everywhere, but I cant get it to work. Here is my code: <div class="row"> <div class="twelve columns"><br /> <img src="img_06.jpeg" alt="slide image"> </div> </div> currently landscape images are alright on the 12 column grid, but when a portrait image comes along it is on the left side of the grid. If i give it a 25% padding it goest to the center, but I'm using php to pull all the images from a folder and generate the code on the fly, so i can't have 25% padding on all the

I'm having a problem with my HTML. I've searched all over the internet, but still no real answer. I have a website with some images, and I want them to be in the middle. Now, on my screen they're in the middle, but that's because I've put them there by moving them to one side. When my friends to look at it, the image is off-center. Here's the website ; if you are on a 13.5" screen it will look to be in the middle. Would it not be acceptable to use just a simple <center></center> tag? I must be missing something here if not. Feel free to explain why in a comment. I love webdesign and your site

Using CSS, it's easy to horizontally center text in a container using text-align:center; , but if any single word of that text is larger than the width of the container, the browser automatically "clips" to the left boundary of the container (as in, the over-sized word aligns with the left side of the too-small container, and without the CSS word-break:hyphenate; property setting (or similar) the over-sized word sticks out past the right edge of the container. Any way to float this pic left of my text here to save vertical space? Oh well. Anyway... Without using a child container element to

I'm in the midst of making a lightbox style pop-up for a mailing list sign up, but I want the pop-up to position to the center of the visible page, not just the center of the whole document; if the user scrolls to the bottom of the page and clicks to sign up, I want it to appear in the center of the screen. I'm assuming jQuery/JS will be the best way to go for this; here's my current CSS code which works fairly well but the div needs to be pushed down into the visible space dynamically for smaller screens. .my-div{ width:960px; height:540px; position:absolute; top:50%; left:50%; margin-left:

I have a fluidRow with a plot rendered in one of the columns. I would like to know how to center the plot when I have manually specified the plot width via the renderPlot({create plot here}, width = ##) function (thus, it doesn't take up the full width of the column). ui.R code: setwd("C:/Users/Nate/Documents/R Working Directory/appFolder/example") shinyUI(fluidPage( titlePanel("Test"), sidebarLayout( sidebarPanel( p('stuff here') ), mainPanel( tabsetPanel(id = 'tabs1', tabPanel("main", fluidRow( column(8, plotOutput('plot1')), column(4, p('2nd column'))), fluidRow( p("2nd row of viewing area"