Reputation: 2217
I have a div containing an image.
My image proportions do not fit regular screens, therefore I want it to be full width, knowing that there will be a vertical overflow.
The problem is that I don't manage to center it vertically.
I can't use negative margin as I want this system to be responsive.
I thought about using a jquery script calculating screen resolution and then setting a negative margin top, but if someone have any idea how to do that in css it would be great.
Thanks for your help
Upvotes: 0
Views: 697
Reputation: 71170
You can accomplish this by transforming the image on the y axis:
img{
top:50%; // move the top of the image to the vertical center of the parent
transform:translateY(-50%); // offset the top of the image by half its height, thereby 'true' vertical centering it within the parent
}
nb. You may need to set a position
to the image and parent if you are experiencing issues implementing this.
Upvotes: 1