I am fairly new at writing jQuery plugins. Moreover, I am a huge fan of best practice.

I have written a plugin which centers an element inside its parent. I would love some feedback on how I could have written it better.

(function( $ ){

  $.fn.verticalCenter = function(options) {

    var settings = $.extend({
      min: 0, // Minimum width of the viewport for the centering to take effect
      max: 10000 // Maximum width of the viewport
    }, options);


    var center_element = function(element, parent){
      var elementHeight = element.height();
      parent.css({
        position:'relative'
      });
      element.css({
        position: 'absolute',
        top: "50%",
        marginTop:-elementHeight/2
      });
    }

    var remove_style = function(element, parent){
      parent.css({ position:'' });
      element.css({ position: '', top: '', marginTop: '' });
    }

    var determine_action = function(element, parent){

      $(window).on('load resize orientationchange', function() {

        var windowWidth = window.innerWidth

        if (windowWidth > settings.min && windowWidth < settings.max) {
          center_element(element, parent);
        }
        else {
          remove_style(element, parent);
        }

      });

    }

    return this.each(function(){

      var $elementToCenter = $(this);
      var $parent = $elementToCenter.parent();

      determine_action($elementToCenter, $parent);

    });

  };

})( jQuery );

The plugin is supposed to be responsive, and it allows the user to pass in viewport min and max values. These values determine if the centering should occur.