Centering a css dropdown menu?

Since you are using float, the only way to center it is to apply a width to the containing element and use margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto. There is no way to do this will retaining the flexible width An alternative to float would be display:inline-block; These can be centered using text-align:center, but you'll have to rework the css.

Since you are using float, the only way to center it is to apply a width to the containing element and use margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto. There is no way to do this will retaining the flexible width. An alternative to float would be display:inline-block; These can be centered using text-align:center, but you'll have to rework the css.

Thanks, works great! I'm using the cleaner solution of display: inline-block. – Marcus Edensky Jul 1 at 17:13 Just a word of caution.

If using inline block whitespace between the elements is rendered (where it is not when using float). To make the elements touch each other make sure there is no whitespace between them in your html. – Gerben Jul 1 at 17:28.

Well, here's one way to do it, you can put a div container around the menu... #menuContainer{margin: auto;}.

Actually I tried that, but as Gerben says, you can't because of the float: left. – Marcus Edensky Jul 1 at 17:16.

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