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Originally Posted by lucie
Thanks so much this as really helpful... though unfortunatly I couldn't get it to work.
So in the end I just did a top margin of 50% and centred the text, which seems to work ok, not perfect, but better than it was.
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Where it doesn't work? On Kindle? On epub2? On epub3? There is something you are not doing well. If you want a single page with some text centered vertical and horizontally, you have the following methods:
1. On epub2:
a) By using a table
b) By using a svg wrapper
2. On epub3
a) By using the property display: flex
If your epub is a epub2 and the table method is not working for you (I can't understand why, because the answer by Turtle91 should work fine) then employ a svg wrapper: it can't fail if the device supports svg (Kindle supports it).
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So in the end I just did a top margin of 50%
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If you were able to set a margin-top of 50%, then the table method should work for you; you're doing something wrong. By the way, what happens when you change the font size?