Flex align #96
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Flex align #96
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Thanks for the PR. Quick question: does this fully work in IE11? |
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Yes It does work with IE11. |
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Do I have to make any corrections here? |
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According to caniuse, CSS flexbox is just partial support. |
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I'm currently reviewing this tip. |
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There's already a section on vertical alignment with a link to a CSS Tricks post on vertical/horizontal aligning anything. |
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Align the flex items at the centre of the container.
div { display: flex; justify-content: center; }This is the quick and easy way to get your divs aligned.