I noticed that wrapping a table in div tags doesn’t work everywhere. Please note that this method is not ideal, since in HTML we would apply the styling to the table directly. tags as we did above with an image, so you can build the table itself using markdown syntax. So I’ll show you how to wrap a table between. But since you’re using markdown, you probably prefer markdown syntax instead.

To start off: you can create tables using HTML inside your markdown document. Here’s an example: Testįinally, let’s look at how we can center a Markdown table. If you read the above sections, you can probably guess how to center your markdown titles and headers using the style attribute. You can learn more about the HTML img tag here, if you like. You can also use absolute values by supplying a number of pixes, like this: 480px In this case, I set it at 30%, which is a relative width to the total width of the page. Here’s how to center an image by wrapping it inside div tags: Īlternatively, you can use the HTML tag instead: Īs you can see, this also gives us the option to set the width of the image. Center the image itself, by including the image with the tagĭepending on your needs, you can choose either one.Similar to text, we can center an image using HTML and CSS. The above method, using the style attribute, should be used instead. Some browsers and markdown parsers might still support it, but chances are that support will be dropped soon.

CSS should be used for styling and not HTML. Try to avoid them, since these methods are deprecated (align attribute) or even obsolete (center tags). tags or the align='center' attribute for this purpose. A note on center tags and align attribute

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