To center a <div> or other block element, set its margin to auto which will split the remaining space equally between the left and right margins. You must also specify a width for the element so it does not stretch the full width of its container. This creates a centered block element within its parent container using only CSS margins and width properties.
To center a <div> or other block element, set its margin to auto which will split the remaining space equally between the left and right margins. You must also specify a width for the element so it does not stretch the full width of its container. This creates a centered block element within its parent container using only CSS margins and width properties.
To center a <div> or other block element, set its margin to auto which will split the remaining space equally between the left and right margins. You must also specify a width for the element so it does not stretch the full width of its container. This creates a centered block element within its parent container using only CSS margins and width properties.
To center a <div> or other block element, set its margin to auto which will split the remaining space equally between the left and right margins. You must also specify a width for the element so it does not stretch the full width of its container. This creates a centered block element within its parent container using only CSS margins and width properties.
To horizontally center a block element (like <div>), use margin: auto;
Setting the width of the element will prevent it from stretching out to the edges of its container. The element will then take up the specified width, and the remaining space will be split equally between the two margins: