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Hi,
I am new to CSS and hope you will be about to assist me.
I need to render the following layout:
A single row that has div A that is centered horizontally in relation to the full width of the row.
In addition, this row has div B that is floating to the left and div C that is floating to the right.
The width of B and C might be different, but this should not affect the centering of A in relation to the entire row.
In my failed attempts, div A always ends being centered in relation to the space left after B and C were rendered. This does not work well if B and C have different content widths as A is not centered in relation to the entire row.
I hope this is clear.
Any sample HTML layout + CSS would be greatly appreciated.
Thank your
Any sample HTML layout + CSS would be greatly appreciated.
Adding the code of your attempt (preferably shown in a pen) would make it a lot easier to do some debugging and understand what you’re after exactly…
You are right Shikkediel.
I was however able to solve this by positioning the A div absolutely like so:
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/zZEbzV
Cool, thanks for adding the example nonetheless.