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Making a container and placing it at the middle of the page?

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That site does it with bootstrap. Not very efficient, but an easy way to lay out elements if you don't know much css. 

Bootstrap though? it's a lot of css just to position a single block. There are easier, lightweight grids. I use skeleton sometimes. or deadsimplegrid

...which is not the answer to your question. Block elements are centred horizontally with


margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;

That's the simple answer

Edited by TimW

Looks like you've done most of the work from your codepen.

As you've set a background-color on the html you need to remove the background-color from the body tag, this will prevent the white background filling the entire width of the container. Then just add a margin-top to push the container away from the top of the page.

Browser inspect tools are your friend :-)

 

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