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how can they answer the question fundamentally wrong each time? even if they answered "letter-spacing" at least the answer would have been CSS
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Div has to be display: block which it is by default and margin-left and margin-right set to auto. IMG are display inline by default, for example, and would need to be set to display: block to be centered like this. And text-center the parent might help too.
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@uziiuzair only down side to margin: 0 auto; is you lose top and bottom margins. margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto; will keep the margins on the bottom. Lots of times the top/bottom margins aren't needed though.
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ZaLiTHkA8458y@wolfish, have any of them ever thought to ask about the div's parent? Not sure how anyone can give a proper answer without knowing what element the div is being centred in.. :/
For the record, I'd probably use flexbox with magic margins to centre it on both the X and Y axis.
And yes, I know "magic margins" isn't really a thing, but if you Google it you'll find the relevant CSS-Tricks page that shows what I mean. -
wlinx3048y@ZaLiTHkA Yes it was provided with full short html and css, visual example of how it display, and event got /* ... */ suggestive comment where person should start, but still some people ignored that and put the div in <center> tag as solution ;p
it was only to check if the candidate know some basic css
its not used anymore in our interviews but I got old copy of it, the question looked like this (texts are in polish) https://imgur.com/MEk7KgX
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"How would you center a <div> horizontally with CSS?"
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