I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but layout panels are more
for using the whole of an area of the screen - header, footer, menu on the
left, all the rest used for page display, that kind of thing rather than
allowing you to float things at various places on the screen.

For that, it seems to work OK in my limited experience.

You can use 'margin:0 auto;' to centre the inner panel horizontally, listen
for resize events, and just set 'top' to half of what is left of the height
after you take away the height of the inner panel.

If you don't want to do that (and don't care what happens if the window is
smaller than the inner panel) then you can use 'top:50%;margin:top:-300px;'
(changing '-300px' to half the height of inner panel + border). It's an old
hack, but it still works.

Ian

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