Vertically Center an image in a div

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• How to center an image inside a tag div CSS using dreamweaver?

  I know that this may seem like a very stupid to ask question, as it should seem so simple, but how do I do this? I can't be able to center an image inside a div. Here's the code I came up with this day. Thanks in advance for your help.

  < / style >

  < / head >

  < body >

  < div id = "PageContainer" >

  < div id = "PageHeader" > img.centered {display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto ;} < img src = "Untitled - 5.jpg" alt = "rowland" class = "Center" / > < / div >}

  < div id = "PageMenu" > content for id "PageHeader" goes here < / div >

  < div id = "PageBody" > content for id "PageHeader" goes here < / div >

  < div id = "PageFooter" > content for id "PageHeader" goes here < / div >

  < / body >

  < / html >

  Alternatively, you can ignore the other div tags after the first div id. The first div id who has my link to the image is that I'm trying to get Center my image. The picture is there but does not balance.

  Centering of Pages, Images and other elements with CSS:

  http://cookbooks.Adobe.com/post_Centering_web_pages_and_other_elements_with_CSS-16640.html

  Nancy O.

• How to center an image vertically next to a block of text?

  I use Frame 8.  How can I vertically Center a graphic next to a block of text?  Frame keeps wanting to place above or below the Center if I try to use a two column / table a line and I don't know another way to do it.  I can't use a reference page, because RoboHelp does not recognize the chart if I do that.

  Thank you!

  Insert the chart in the paragraph inside the cell. If you wish, you can then type Esc m p, wraps to shrink the framework anchored around the image inside; This also puts the frame anchored at the Insertion point. If you do NOT run this step, then select the embedded image and define its position about to insert.

  Then in the paragraph Designer, select the tab of the table cell and select cell to be average, Vertical alignment which allows to align the paragraph in the middle of the cell vertically. Depending on your paragraph format settings, you may need to change spacing not fixed.

  Good luck

  Van

• resize the image in a div with css

  Hi I have a slideshow and I load image dynamically with this code when I click on the thumb

  ($(sym.lookupSelector ("image1container")) .css ("background-image', ' url(images/ALBUM_01/album1_1.jpg)');

  All good, but what an opportunity of css, I use to Center and resize the image in a div to 100% height and 100% width of the div?

  It's my solution and it function

  I have attached the external stylesheet in compositionReady;

  $("_ _").appendTo ("#Stage");

  myStyle. CSS is subsequently

  @charset "utf-8";

  / * CSS document * /.

  HTML, body, #container {}

  height: 100%;

  Width: 100%;

  }

  IMG {}

  Max-width: 100%;

  height: auto;

  Width: auto\9; / * ie8 * /.

  }

  div {}

  background-repeat: repeat no.;

  background-size: 100% 100%;

  }

  on the edge of adobe in the rectangle that contains the image I put in class 'div '.

• How do I Center the content of the div?

  I know this may seem like a simple question, but how do I get the content/images of the div (#thumbs_vases) to sit Central within the div tag regardless of the size of the screen, at the same time, however, when the screen size is small enough the stack of images under the other remaining in the center of the div? Currently, they stack under the other when the screen is reduced in size, but they are sitting to the left.

  http://www.milesmemorials.com/vases.html

  1. Add text-align: center; to the container (in this case #thumbs_vases.)

  2. remove the float from the elements inside and add display: inline-block; to them (in your case #thumbs_vases p.)

  --

  Kenneth Kawamoto

  http://www.materiaprima.co.UK/

• Image in the div tag

  Hello Dreamweavers.

  IM placing an image in my div tag and trying to style it with css, just to see what CSS has really cos Im new.

  IM adding the background image on the Center, but his only is not all the div, the leash of shadows

  on the left and right, so how can I place an image to occupy any of the div tag?

  Thank you.

  

  I disagree with what Kenneth has recommended. He uses Flash to resize a background to the size of the viewport.

  Here are some tips:

  If you use a background image: url("..) (' / images/background.jpg "); in your CSS, the div will not develop to the background fill the div. So, if you have an image you want to show in a div (and don't want other images and text to sit on it, the best way to do so is not to set the image as a background.

  If you do not want the image in the background, and you want the div to be the same size as the image file, you must determine the dimensions of the image and make the height and the width to your equal to the div.

  The other way is to have your CSS resize your background to fill a div with a predefined size. If you follow these steps:

  {#mydiv}

  Width: 860px;

  height: 700px;

  background-image: url("..) (' / images/background.jpg ");

  background-size: 100% 100%;

  }

  This before you set the size of your div and make your background image to fill this div. If your background is close to the sheer size of the div, it will look like very well, but if you're stretching a background a lot smaller than your div, you can see a few grain. In this case, the use of Photoshop to aperture this context can be a good idea.

• What is the way to place a background Image in a Div?

  I searched Google and Adobe forums for a while now, and although there are very valid solutions for similar problems I discovered that none of them fixed the problem that I am facing. I blame myself and get lost in this encoding sloppy mine, so part of my plan was to start my stylesheet from scratch.

  My question, what is the right way to add a background image in a div? I currently have the div albums following the css style "header", here's what I typed in this section:

  < style type = "text/css" >

  @import url("..) ("/ twoColLiqLtHdr.css");

  . Header {}

  Width: 1000px;

  height: 300px;

  background-image: url(Assets/HeaderTemplate.png);

  background-repeat: no-repeat;

  background-position: center;

  }

  The problem here is that the background image is not still appear. I would appreciate help, could someone inform me on how to do this so that I can implement images in div in the future without turning my coding in a bottom right mess?

  Thank you in advance.

  Try changing it to:

  background-image: url('Assets/HeaderTemplate.png');

  Also make sure you have the case appropriate for file names: for example

  Assets = active

  HeaderTemplate = headertemplate

  etc etc.

  Sometimes these things create problems.

  Good luck.

• How to center an image CSS Gallery?

  How did you would focus an image gallery based CSS on a page?

  Here's the html and CSS code

  Thank you

  < html >

  < head >

  < style type = "text/css" >

  div.img

  {

  margin: 2px;

  border: 1px solid #0000ff;

  height: auto;

  Width: auto;

  float: left;

  text-align: center;

  }

  IMG div.img

  {

  Display: inline;

  margin: 3px;

  border: 1px solid #ffffff;

  }

  div.img a: hover img

  {

  border: 1px solid #0000ff;

  }

  div.DESC

  {

  text-align: center;

  Police-weight: normal;

  Width: 120px;

  margin: 2px;

  }

  < / style >

  < / head >

  < body >

  < div class = "img" >

  < a target = "_blank" href = "klematis_big.htm" >

  < img src = "klematis_small.jpg" alt = "Clematis" width = "110" height = "90" / > "

  < /a >

  < div class = "desc" > add a description to the image here < / div >

  < / div >

  < div class = "img" >

  < a target = "_blank" href = "klematis2_big.htm" >

  < img src = "klematis2_small.jpg" alt = "Clematis" width = "110" height = "90" / > "

  < /a >

  < div class = "desc" > add a description to the image here < / div >

  < / div >

  < div class = "img" >

  < a target = "_blank" href = "klematis3_big.htm" >

  < img src = "klematis3_small.jpg" alt = "Clematis" width = "110" height = "90" / > "

  < /a >

  < div class = "desc" > add a description to the image here < / div >

  < / div >

  < div class = "img" >

  < a target = "_blank" href = "klematis4_big.htm" >

  < img src = "klematis4_small.jpg" alt = "Clematis" width = "110" height = "90" / > "

  < /a >

  < div class = "desc" > add a description to the image here < / div >

  < / div >

  < / body >

  < / html >

  Put all HTML code for images in a div tag, then give him wide enough to contain your images and then Center the div.

  Add this to your HTML page with an element of closing of course, after the corresponding code:

  And this pop in your CSS:

  {div. Gallery}

  Auto margin: 0;

  Width: 400 PX; / * you decide width * /.

  }

  If this works you may clean up some of the CSS.  If you think you can delete say the class on the img, the use of the container elements to select

  img div.img. Could become .gallery img

  Martin

• Center an image in a frame

  Anyone know how to center an image in a frame - centered vertically and horizontally - such as tags are recognized by at least Internet Explorer and Firefox?

  You can position the best things with CSS, but as you describe frames, you can agree to the production of a cell table with Center horizontal alignment and vertical alignment Center.

• Center an image in Dreamweaver

  I am new Dreamweaver CS4 and CSS, despite several years of design based on tables layouts on the Front Page. I put a lot of time in training to understand the box model and I am making progress. I created basic 2 columns, either from zero (no model) with a header, a left sidebar, a main content area, and a footer. And with floats fitted, everything works fine.

  I'm running a problem with what I thought would be the easiest of tasks. Inside the main content div, I want a centered image followed below any copy of paragraph, which will be controlled by its own CSS rule. Probably missing me something obvious, but I can't for the life of figure me out how to center the image. In the cover Page, you selected the image and clicked on a 'Center' button - simple enough. But far from manually edit HTML with < center > < / center > tags, I have not "see an option to center an image.

  I searched here and found some answers that were not exactly the same situation, or I did not quite understand. Of course, I would be happy if someone can help me in this task without showing too much impatience with my ignorance.

  Unfortunately, this is a thread very old and answers provided 6 years ago are out of words and outdated today.

  In the "bootstrap" documents, use the classes in centering incorporated.

  CONTENT INSIDE THIS DIV IS CENTERED

  In other documents, use a custom CSS class.

  .logo {display: block; width: auto; auto margin: 0}

  class = "logo" src = "your_logo.jpg" alt = "logo of xyz" > "

  Nancy O.

• How to center an image in the tab on the front control in LabVIEW 10 (Mac Version)?

  Hello

  I would like to center an image on the front panel. The image is on a tab control that is suitable to the pane. I can't find a way. I work with LabVIEW 10 on Mac. Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.

  Thank you

  Michelle

  You will need to do a bit of math.  Download the locations of the edges of the tab control and image control.  The centers are unlike most high or left half.  I'm not sure without checking, but I think that the values are with respect to the angle of the screen.  Be careful about the origin if you have several displays.  If the differences are odd, you have an error of half of the pixels.  From the positions of the centers, you work towards the positions of the top and left edges.  It may take a few tries.  The rectangle Bounds includes the label (I think), so keep that in mind also.

  Lynn

• How to center an image within the limits specified in labview 7.1

  I'm using labview 7.1.i want to center the image within the limits that I love without using IMAQ software.please help me

  Enter the image within the limits

  Can you explain what exactly you mean by that? Where do you want to center the image? regarding what?

• How to center an image in a Web page?

  Hello I want to center an image which is the menu on the Web site. The site was designed by a developer, and I'm trying to center the image of myself. The site has lots of CSS files and also if someone could explain to me how I could integrate the HTML code online and maybe some tips on how to find out what CSS file contains the style for the menu that would be just great. As seen in the photo, the image of the XFL is aligned to the left and I would like to shift it toward the Center. Thank you

  

  Dreamweaver support forum

• How to center an image in Acrobat Pro DC?

  What I do seems so simple, but it was incredibly frustrating.  I want just to center an image horizontally on the page.  I selects the image, go to the edit menu and all the options are available in the objects * except * align option, which is grayed out (see link to screenshot).  What I am doing wrong?  This REALLY should be more intuitive.

  http://PUU.sh/l4my1/c0b31011fc.PNG

  Thanks for your help!

  The alignment option is available only when you select multiple objects and you want to align all with each other.
  PDF files should never really be amended to start, so Acrobat editing capabilities are quite limited (although they are improving all the time), and some features that seem Basic, an editor may be missing.

• Ability to vertically Center the slide show?

  Hi people!

  I'll build a static website header and footer for the homepage. I only put a slide show as a homepage. I would like to make it between the footer and header no matter what the user's screen size/resolution.

  Now, what I can achieve is to keep the same distance between the top of the slide show and the lower part of the header, but it is not possible to make it move as the screen resolution or browser window size changes.

  Is there a way to do this in Muse?

  Please do not hesitate to ask me to re explain because I do not know if I'm quite clear on this one...

  Thank you very much!

  There is no way to do it at all. Browsers have a bottom edge to calculate the vertical center.