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Weird flex, but ok
Hehe.
I see what you did there.
It’s not weird, it’s powerful!
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.
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
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
Co-pilot?
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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.
Why doesn’t html just have hcenter and vcenter tags or something?
HTML is a markup language, its purpose is to structure documents, while CSS can be seen as an additional layer that allows you to style and alter the layout of HTML documents. Because of this philosophy, it wouldn’t make any sense to have such tags.
cool flex bro
