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January 31st, 2008 by Verne

A convenient benefit of using tables is the ability to vertically center content within a cell using the valign attribute. Unfortunately, acheiving the same effect with CSS isn’t so convenient. So, as we continue to move towards tableless structures, there comes a need for a simple and valid CSS alternative. There have been a number of ways to approach this feat, but in this tutorial, I will lay out the technique we use to vertically center content using CSS.

The HTML

Three divs are required in order to pull this one off. Here’s an example of how we setup the divs.

<div id="container">
<div id=”position”>
<div id=”content”>
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Donec laoreet egestas mi. Aliquam erat volutpat. Aliquam erat volutpat. Suspendisse potenti. Suspendisse potenti. Vestibulum mi nibh, hendrerit nec, feugiat vitae, feugiat a, nisl.
</div>
</div>
</div>

The #container div is used as the main reference point for centering the content. In other words, the content will be vertically centered against the height of the #container div.

The #position div is used to, naturally, position the content.

Finally, the #content div is used to encase the actual content that we are trying to center. This div is also used to correct the positioning of the content for Internet Explorer users (as you’ll see later).

The CSS

Here’s the CSS we apply to make it all come together:

<STYLE type="text/css">
#container { width: 100%; height: 100%; display: table; }
#position { display: table-cell; vertical-align: middle; width: 100%; text-align: center; }
</STYLE>

We’ve defined the height of #container to be the full height (100%) of the page. We could have just as easily given it a fixed height such as 500px. We’ve also added display: table and display: table-cell to #container and #position, respectively, which will tell it to mimic the properties of <table> and <td>.

You’ll notice that we haven’t applied any style to the #content div. This is because browsers like Firefox and Safari are able to use the uber handy vertical-align: middle property, making it almost just as easy as using tables. Using only the code we’ve shown thus far, our content should be nicely vertically centered on the page in all browsers except Internet Explorer, which doesn’t understand vertical-align: middle.

To correct this problem and ensure that our content is still vertically centered for IE users, we’ll apply the following conditional statements and extra bits of CSS.

<!--[if IE]>
<STYLE type="text/css">
#container { position: relative; }
#position { position: absolute; top: 50%; }
#content { position: relative; top: -50%; }
</STYLE>
<![endif]–>

The <!--[if IE]> … <![endif]–> tags tell the browser to only process this CSS if the browser being used is Internet Explorer.

When processed, the CSS places the top margin of the #position div halfway down the height of #container. However, this only places the content in the lower half of #container. So, to center it vertically, #content’s top is offset by -50%. That is, it is being shifted upwards a distance that is equal to 50% of its height. If you do the math and crunch the numbers in your head, you’ll find that this does a nice job of centering the content.

Live Demo

A live demo of this tutorial is available here. You can also download the demo page for your reference.

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64 Responses to “Vertically center content with CSS”

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  • Andy

    Thanks for an excellent, clearly explained demonstration. Presumably this is the sort is issue we’ll have to use MS version targetting to get to work in IE8 (assuming MS ever supports table-* css!).

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  • mefisto

    … but it has scrollbar in opera, so its useless crap IMO.

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  • Tilman

    Excellent solution! I really wondered if anybody will come up with a simple solution that works on all browsers without javascript or some other “dirty” things… You did!

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    Vdot Media - Vertically center content with CSS…

    A convenient benefit of using tables is the ability to vertically center content within a cell using the valign attribute Unfortunately acheiving the same effect with CSS isn t so convenient but this tutorial should make it a little easier…

  • Peter V Cook

    It should be noted that this only works with HTML Transitional Doctype:
    <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">

    XHTML or other HTML doctypes won’t work, even <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

  • Andy

    Well spotted Peter. Does anyone know how to make this work with XHTML Strict?

  • Matt

    The doctype switching is in the handling of the “height: 100%;” … HTML Tran. recognizes height: 100% in most browsers…

    theoretically couldn’t you just use the ie “hack” on all borwsers and forego the conditional statement? (untested per se, just more of a curious observation and initial reaction.)

    Otherwise it looks like javascript will have to play a role unless everything is fixed height.

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  • Infect The System

    And why not just use this CSS code instead?

    width: 500px;
    margin: 0 auto 0 auto;

    Gives you centered content, with a whole hell of alot less code.

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  • shmack

    “Infect The System” - learn reading - the whole point of this article is to demonstrate “how to center VERTICALLY”.

    “Gives you centered content, with a whole hell of alot less code.” - it also requires “a whole hell of alot” more brain to see the difference between horizontal and vertical.

  • John Faulds

    @ Peter: the doctype on the page is actually incomplete; if you use a full transitional doctype it doesn’t work either (in either IE or other browsers). So from my point of view, not much use for this technique.

    There is of course a way to do this with a valid doctype and it’s actually pretty close to the technique described here: http://www.pmob.co.uk/pob/hoz-vert-center.htm

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  • Infect The System

    @ Shmack

    Oopps, so I misread.

    You can be as insulting and angry as you want. Don’t bother me. :)

    At the same time, “learn reading”? How bout you, “learn writing”.

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  • Ferg

    I have been using the solution here and it seems to work with XHTML 1.0 strict:

    http://www.jakpsatweb.cz/css/css-vertical-center-solution.html

    To adapt the solution to this example’s markup…

    *{margin:0;padding:0}
    html,body{height:100%;}
    #container{height:100%;width:100%;overflow:hidden;position:relative;}
    #container[id]{display:table;position:static;}
    #position{position:absolute;top:50%;}
    #position[id]{display:table-cell;position:static;vertical-align:middle}
    #content{position:relative;top:-50%;}
    #content[id]{position:static}

    The code below works in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5 and 6.0, in Gecko browsers (Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape 7), in Opera 7, Konqueror 3.3.1. (maybe lower too), and in Safari. The page can be HTML or XHTML, standard or quirk mode.

    Both examples don’t work in IE 5.2 for Mac.

  • oil

    to Ferg:
    It doesn’t work in IE7!

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  • Jermayn Parker

    Very cleaver indeed but it is very hacky!

    My only problem is that I fail to comprehend any situations were this could be used successfully for a feature or look on a website.

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  • Allstar's Reggae Band

    Well, if you declare the right doctype like this:

    it doesn’t work anymore, so it’s not the right solution. This isn’t html 4.01, it only works in quirk mode! I always use negative margins, but if the browser’s viewport is smaller than the s in the website, a part of it will disappear on the top of the website, so that’s not good either. It’s just not possible to center vertically with web standards (preferably xhmtl). Why is it so important to center something vertically? This isn’t a book or a leaflet. It’s a screen…

  • Allstar's Reggae Band

    Ugh, my doctype declaration just disappeared in my last comment. I meant:
    !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC “-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN”
    “http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd”

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  • polarizer

    Nice, despite the fact that i’ve a right scrollbar here on my firefox 2.0.0.12 on Ubuntu 7.10. May be it’s caused by the additional place the firefox web developer extension bar requires?!

    the polarizer

    PS: The scrollbar only allows to scroll approx. 5px up/down.

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  • Rock

    A more thorough going-over of this solution can be found at http://www.boutell.com/newfaq/creating/centervertically.html.

  • Macattack

    Great solution, but in IE6.5, if the window is too small (vertically) to hold all the content, the positioning will start the top of the content above the top of the window, so that it becomes invisible.

  • Omen

    Solution blows up if there are image in the content. Any ideas how to display vertically and horisontally centered image in block?

  • Levi

    or you could just use a table… much easier.

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    this actually does work with xtml as well. separate the main css and the conditional part on two files. then use a condition to load corresponding css.

    Or you can put the main css on a file and after the line that loads the file, put the conditional part; inside tags.

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  • Pere

    webmaster forum:

    No, it doesn’t work in XHTML. We are not talking about validation: it is simply that with an XHTML doctype the vertical align won’t work.

    Have you bothered testing it?

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  • Dida

    i’m afraid css is hopeless here … if you want it to work in Internet Explorer without hacks or expressions.

    Plus if use position relative or absolute you will have even more problems if you combine it with javascirpt controlls for sliding or animating content such as jquery tools’ scrollable.

    So unless your building a small web it just isn’t worth it.

    some content

    pretty much is not any different than

    some content

    and in the other case you have no css code, no hacks, no expressions, works in any browser and you can use it any other element without fear that your javascript will tear it apart.

    cheerz.

  • Dida

    I just realized html tags were automatically removed from the comment … so the last part makes no sense.

    anyway - it was suppose to say that

    [div][div][div] … some content … [/div][/div][/div]

    is no different than

    [table][tr][td] .. some content … [/td][/tr][/table]

    can’t write tags here :)

  • Robbo

    You could waste hours of hacking about trying to get this to work in all browsers or you could just use tables and it’s done. I just don’t get these CSS fanboys.

  • Kim

    This is by far the best tutorial for centering content vertically that I’ve see. The code is clean and simple, easy to understand and easy to modify. You’ve saved me so much time and confusion by posting this. Thanks so much!

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    Hi, I tried to use this trick on a horizontally scrolling site like my portfolio. But I ran into a problem with other divs/sections inside the “content” div not centering but instead popping up at the very top.

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