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How to centralize gadgets on blogger header

This article is about centering gadgets from 3rd parties that you install onto your blog. 
It is a simple trick that does not take up to 3 minutes


Option 1:   Centre all the gadgets in your blog

To do this, add a CSS rule to your blog. as follow

  • log to blogger dashboard  and click on template as indicated on the red circle line



  •  click on customize as indicated   in the screen shut image bellow
  • Click on advance as indicated bellow
  • Scroll down to and click add CSS Code

Copy and paste this code in the white box 

.widget {
  text-align: center;
}

This will centre the contents and title of every gadget on your blog.

click save to blog and view, that is all

Option 2:  Only center-align the specific gadget

Put the code from the 3rd party (eg PayPal, Amazon, etc) inside a centering statement, like this:


<div style="text-align: center;">
 PUT THE CODE FROM THE 3RD PARTY HERE
 </div>

Install the code into your blog the way you would usually install this 3rd party code.

This will centre-align the contents (not title) of the specific gadget that you add.

Note the American spelling of the word "center" - and don't forget to put the closing </div> statement at the end.

There may be some gadgets where it would be possible to add the centring statement to the gadget code itself, rather than putting it outside.    I don't recommend this (unless you're so comfortable with HTML and CSS that you don't need to be reading this article), because it introduces a risk that you will interfere with some other aspect, or that you will lose the centering if you ever need to refresh the code.


Option 3 - Make a new style rule just for the gadget

Define a new style that is to be used on specific gadgets:  put this new style into your template, and then apply it to the gadget like this.


<div class="YourNewSytle">
 PUT THE CODE FROM THE 3RD PARTY HERE
 </div>


This approach will only centre the gadget contents - not any header that you give to it.

There are lots of options that you could put into the new style rule, but at a minimum it needs to have

.YourNewStyle
{
  text-align: center;

}

Notice that there is a "." (ie a full-stop) before the name of your new style.

Also, it's best not to use a number as the style-name (eg "2nd-gadgetStyle"), because this doesn't work with some browsers.

Have any other issue? post it as a comment i will respond

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