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The content I refer to is in the header of an application I’m working on. You can see the basic layout in the CodePen below:
http://codepen.io/moy/pen/QEOYjA
Now you’ll notice that if the paragraph within .user
is removed the ‘title’ is vertically centred – great! The problem occurs when I remove the logo (which isn’t required on every page. I’ve tried setting a height on .user
and also .user__wrap
but the title will never vertically centre.
Ideally I’d want the navigation to always center as well but as they’re floated left/right respectively I know vertical-align won’t work. That said Flexbox isn’t an option either due to the browsers I need to support.
Anyone have any ideas? I think it would be acceptable to put heights on the .site-nav
and .user
divs if needed as the logo size will need to be restricted (as it’s uploaded by the user). I don’t think there’s any other way of achieving this?
Maybe get rid of the floats on .user and .site-nav and turn them into table-cells (display:table-cell;) where you can then successfully apply vertical-align:middle;
.wrap will become a table with display:table;
Thanks @Beverleyh I think that’s a good approach! I actually ended up giving the navigation a height too as I wanted the hover effect to be the height of the bar :)