As for vertical alignment, if you do not need to support old browsers, flexbox will be your savior. :) Also there is a really useful post on css-tricks.com about centering (either vertically or horizontally) which will show you handy alternatives in case you can't use flex. Google "css-tricks.com centering", it should be among the first few results.
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As for vertical alignment, if you do not need to support old browsers, flexbox will be your savior. :) Also there is a really useful post on css-tricks.com about centering (either vertically or horizontally) which will show you handy alternatives in case you can't use flex. Google "css-tricks.com centering", it should be among the first few results.
Thanks so much, I'll check that out!
Also, about css-tricks, this is gold: css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guid...
This looks like a great resource, thanks!
I've used that guide so much at work that when I type 'fl' into my browser that's the first suggestion in the list.
Checkout flexbox zombies... A fun way to learn flexbox.
LOL, same here with the CSS-tricks flexbox guide 😁😁
You had me at zombies...
also, when you have the basics in place, you can check out flexbox froggy to have some fun & put your understanding to the test :)