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ja5on
10,338 Pointsmoving a title
How can i move a title around the webpage i see we can move it left or right but what about up or down?
5 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsGenerally, you won't need to move something "up" unless something else comes before it, and in that case you can swap the order. But if it has margins and/or padding you can move it up a bit by removing them.
And you can add some to move something down (if you don't mind blank space). Examples:
.move-up {
margin-top: 0;
padding-top: 0;
}
.move-down {
margin-top: 30px;
}
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsCentering can often be done with "auto" margins. And for exact placement, CSS provides absolute positioning and transforms, which can be used individually or in combination. Do a bit of research on those, and show your code if you need help with a specific situation.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsAs I said, if you need help, show your code (with Markdown formatting to preserve the appearance), or share the entire workspace by making a snapshot and posting the link to it.
ja5on
10,338 PointsThe instructor on the videos said to not copy only but create websites and learning like that will help alot which is what im doing so i cant use markdown formatting or snapshot because im coding inside visual studio code...
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsMarkdown is mostly just pasting your code between two lines that each contain just three "backticks" 
It does not matter where the code you paste in comes from, it can be from the Visual Studio screen.
To use the snapshot you would first need to copy/paste your project into a new workspace. Then, it's just clicking on the little "camera" icon on your workspace page, and it will give you a link you can post here.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsAhh. So margins don't have a "center" value. The "auto" value will center them but only on a block element (spans are not), and only when the element has an explicit width. But you can do all those things in the CSS:
.title {
display: block;
width: fit-content;
margin: auto;
/* other settings ... */
But we seem to have wandered off from the original question, has it been answered?
ja5on
10,338 Points
ja5on
10,338 Pointsthank you for your answer it did work! the title is at the center of the picture, i'm not sure how you did this and i dont understand your technical answer, (i'm not at that level of learning yet)
p.s your answer doesnt have a best answer to click on underneath your response..
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThe choice should be after the first part of the answer, next to "add comment" (and before any of the comments).
ja5on
10,338 Pointshttps://w.trhou.se/slt0b4wtwk check the NoBestAnswer pic thats what i can see, no best answer under your response.
ja5on
10,338 Pointsoh sorry i'm very new to all this, sorry for the headache but thank you for your help..
ja5on
10,338 Pointsja5on
10,338 PointsI do need to move a title up and across to the center aswell. i have a picture underneath but im exhausted using padding margins etc CSS3 doesnt seem to support exact movements of titles.