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Discover the CSS solution to center text beneath a circular profile image, perfect for stylized story formats like Instagram.
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How to Center Text Under a Circular Profile Image Using CSS

Building a visually appealing digital interface often involves attention to detail. If you’re attempting to create a list of stories similar to Instagram but facing the challenge of centering text under a circular profile image, worry not! This guide will guide you through the process step-by-step.

The Problem: Misaligned Text

You may have encountered the situation where text does not center directly below a circular image. Despite using the text-align: center; CSS property, you still find that the text is off-center. This can be a common issue depending on how the circle is created, the positioning method applied, and the overall structure of your markup.

Scenario

Imagine you have a layout with circular profile images displaying user stories, and the names of the users are positioned beneath these images. When you attempt to center the names, the alignment seems off.

The Solution: CSS Adjustments

To resolve this issue, we’ll focus primarily on ensuring both the circular image and the corresponding name below have matching widths. This alignment will help the text appear appropriately centered beneath each image.

Step-by-Step Guide

Set the Same Width for Image and Text Container:
Ensure that both your image and the text container are of the same width so that the text aligns correctly under the image.

Add the following lines in your CSS:

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Use Absolute Positioning Carefully:
The text alignment issue may get exacerbated if the positioning style used is inconsistent. If you're using position: absolute, make sure it correctly references the parent container.

Keep your structural elements like this:

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Check HTML Structure for Correct Nesting:
Your HTML structure should maintain the relationship between images and their respective names clearly. Here's a sample structure for clarity:

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Final Touches: After implementing the aforementioned adjustments, do a final check in various screen sizes and orientations. Ensure that the text centers correctly across devices.

Sample Final CSS Code

Here’s an example of how your combined CSS might look after adjustments:

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Conclusion

Fixing the alignment of text beneath a circular image in your project is quite straightforward with a few tweaking adjustments. By ensuring that the image and text widths are equal and managing their positions effectively, you can achieve a centered layout that enhances your design.

Feel free to implement the solutions shared above, and let us know how well they worked for you in the comments below!