Today I wanted to see if there were any tickets left to go home on New Year’s Day. I secretly opened 12306 and started to check the tickets for home. I found that I couldn’t find the tickets. When I checked again, I made an error
I was very depressed and confused when I saw this, but suddenly I thought that I have been wanting to vertically center the div recently, so I quickly tried it. A website as big as 12306 can definitely be vertically centered.
I gave it a try , and it really did not disappoint me, adapting to vertical centering of various resolutions.
Great, as expected, right click on the source code
div class="err_text"> <ul id="error" > <li id="err_top"> </li> <li id="err_bot"> 网络可能存在问题,请您重试一下!</li></ul></div>
Then take a look at how the css is written
.err_text{ position:absolute; margin-top:-159px; top:50%; left:50%; margin-left:-247px; width:495px; height:282px;}#error{ width:495px; margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; list-style:none;}#error li{ list-style:none;}#err_top{ background:url(err_top.gif) no-repeat; height:78px; line-height:78px; width:495px; }#err_bot{ background:url(err_bot.gif) no-repeat; height:204px; padding-top:50px; width:495px; text-align:center; font-size:14px; font-weight:bold;}
You must have discovered at this time that the key code is actually top:50%, left:50%. Of course, the premise is that it must be positioned absolutely, so that centering can be achieved