Use table display to center the calendar instead of fixed position #74
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Hi,
The calendar centred layout is based on fixed position - this work nicely as long as the document fit the entire screen. If the document is bigger than the display screen (try on a mobile phone for example) the fixed "top: 50%" won't work properly.
I've changed the display css of the calendar in order to use table/table-cell display. With table-cell display the calendar is perfectly centred.
This approach is based on vuejs modal example: https://vuejs.org/v2/examples/modal.html