


[Urgent] How to vertically center the page? ? ? ? _html/css_WEB-ITnose
I am a newbie at this.
There is a dotted line here. I want it to be in the middle of the page, but it has no effect...
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Actually I want to have a table above and below the dotted line...
to be symmetrical...
But the dotted line is never in the middle of the page
You can write a attribute as you want The width and height are 1; the background color is the color you want, margin:0 auto
I am a novice... Can you write it out and see if you can! I don’t quite understand
css
div { padding:10px 0; }
#div1 { boder -bottom:1px dashed black; }
If you want to achieve vertical centering in the div, please refer to this http://bbs.csdn.net/topics/390246536
Quoting the reply from sincerity_love on the 2nd floor: You can write a I am a novice... Can you write it out? I don’t quite understand
I made a mistake last time, it should be DIV, because span is an inline element and there is no way to set the width and height unless display is set;
Try this method and see

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