This article will discuss how to center a button in the HTML page using CSS. Users specifically use CSS to add the best attractive look to their web pages and specify the arrangements of the page elements in a systematic order. It is up to the creator how they want to use Cascading Style Sheets and Hypertext Transfer Protocol to provide the best style for their web page and application. I’d love to see these utilities provide real value for people.Styling and formatting are what all web developers and designers want to apply to their web pages and application to look attractive. If you do end up using this utility, let me know on Twitter. Still-even though this isn’t the most portable of utilities, it’s still useful to have in your toolbelt-especially as the flex version supports around 95% of browsers.

I use the grid approach extensively on CodePen. The two that spring to mind are a hero unit and a CodePen demo.

There’s probably only a handful of cases where this utility is genuinely useful. That’s why I’ve set a min-height on both examples. It’s worth noting that both of these techniques require the parent to have at least some height to work with.

The :only-child pseudo-selector means that the auto margin only gets applied if-you guessed it-there’s only one child.

Robin Rendle wrote a great explainer of this on CSS-Tricks.

The direct descendant has margin: auto which thanks to the Flexbox parent, will push itself into the center.

We set the utility to use display: flex instead of using display: grid.

Yes, there’s a tiny bit of extra CSS, but it’s serving a useful purpose. Good ol’ Flexbox and its flexibility is here to save the day.

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