To center button text both horizontally and vertically in Webflow without using flexbox, you can take advantage of the positioning properties available in Webflow. Here's a step-by-step guide on achieving this:
1. Add a button element to your Webflow project. You can either use the pre-built button component or create a custom button element.
2. Set the button to have a fixed height and width. You can do this by specifying the desired values in the element's style settings under the "Size" section. For example, you can set the height to 50px and the width to 150px.
3. Next, go to the button's layout settings by selecting the element and clicking on the "Layout" tab in the right sidebar.
4. Change the button's position to "Relative". Setting the position to relative allows us to control its placement within its parent container.
5. Once the position is set to relative, you'll notice that the "Position" tab displays additional options. Click on the "Position" tab.
6. Set the top and left values to 50% each. This will bring the button to the center of its parent container horizontally and vertically.
7. The button will now appear towards the top left corner of its parent container. To center it precisely, we need to use a CSS transform.
8. Still in the "Position" tab, click on the "Transforms" button to expand the options.
9. In the "Transforms" section, set the translateX value to -50% and the translateY value to -50%. This will shift the button's position back up and to the left, effectively centering it both horizontally and vertically.
10. If necessary, adjust the padding and margins of the button to ensure proper spacing and alignment within its parent container.
By following these steps, you should be able to center the text of your Webflow button both horizontally and vertically without relying on flexbox.