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CSS

How do I center my logo under two buttons?

What I have tried is <br> in order to get the logo a row down. After that I wanted to use margin-left to center the logo under the buttons. I did the flexbox course and the "What the flexbox course", but can't solve this. Can someone help me get the button centered? Thanks in advance!

My workspace https://w.trhou.se/r17nyajylr

2 Answers

https://teamtreehouse.com/workspaces/23777792

does this work?

::EDIT:: somehow up voted my own reply? ::EDIT::

https://w.trhou.se/vc034qf036

nm i think this was what i meant to send :p

Yes it worked and your answer gave more clarity :)

you have super complicated the code for those buttons... there were margins coming from all over the place. i got rid of all of the styling from the container, its not that you cant do it you were just doing it in an odd way, when i tried to get the pretty simple fix to work the margins that were in the page CSS were throwing those buttons on odd directions.

all I did was deleted a lot of the stuff that was hanging around the buttons in HTML and made them their own Divs with id tags. I called them up in the CSS to give them a little styling then I took the logo out of the group with the buttons created a new flex box that had the button group and the logo in, set that box to column and had the logo centred at the bottom. it messed a little with the formatting of the page but I'm sure you can figure that one out easily enough using the flexbox style..

i would just like to say im not claiming to be the master of this, I just saw a means of solving your problem and wanted to help

this should be the code, you can take a look and see if it helps you

https://teamtreehouse.com/workspaces/23777792#

Great, that was exactly the kind of answer I was looking for. Only the link isn't working. Maybe I can work it out with your answer, but it would be better with the snapshot. Can you send that please? Thanks for your answer!