How to center an image in HTML
Centering images in web design ensures they align perfectly with the content and layout, enhancing visual appeal and readability. This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to center images using Bootstrap and plain CSS, suitable for responsive designs and ensuring seamless integration.
Using Bootstrap
This example uses Bootstrap utility classes. mx-auto sets the horizontal margins to auto, centering the image within its container. The d-block class changes the image's display property from the default inline to block, which is necessary for mx-auto to work.
Using CSS Flexbox
In this example, the container div is styled to behave as a flex container .display: flex, and justify-content: center; centers the image horizontally within the container.
Using CSS Grid
This approach sets the container div to a grid container. The place-items: center; is a shorthand for setting both align-items and justify-items, which centers the image both vertically and horizontally within its container.
Using Inline CSS
For a quick solution without any external stylesheets or frameworks, inline CSS can be used. This method involves direct inline styling. Setting the image to display: block; and margin: auto; ensures it is centered horizontally within its parent element.