Weird flex, but ok
Hehe.
I see what you did there.
It’s not weird, it’s powerful!
Hell, I’m a web dev and I’d pay someone to center things for me
I usually just try justify-content, justify-items, align-content, and align-items. Then when it gets centered I remove the rest.
I’m not paid to remember, I’m paid to know it’s possible.
Same! I usually open the dev console and just flip through all the options until I find the one that does it
<center></center>
That’ll be 200 dollars
Great, now make it blink.
For real. When I have a front-end story to do, I basically just slam on the keyboard until it looks close to how UX wants it.
Co-pilot?
I don’t do web dev, I write math software that makes very rich people richer. But I often hear of this centering and layout crap
Why doesn’t html just have hcenter and vcenter tags or something? Why is centering so hard?
HTML has moved on from non-semantic tags a long time ago, and centering is easy with modern CSS.
Since when does HTML not have a simple centering tag?
Edit: Since HTML5 apparently. Wow wtf?! I haven’t actually used HTML since I was in high school. That’s wild.
As a frontend dev: who knows?
Centering things on a web page is so easy.
I also have to look it up every single time.
“We have justify-content and align-items at home”
I wish i was that good with html/css
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It actually has <center> for centering things horizontally. Yes, it’s literally
<center> content </center>
. It’s been around since the early 90s, too. Dunno about a vertical center</center>Center tag is deprecated in HTML5
well with the css grid and flexbox it’s no longer a problem.
Flex.
cool flex bro