Explanation
In this example, we create a container with a specific height and width and a solid black border using CSS. We then use the display: flex
property along with the align-items: center
and justify-content: center
properties to center the inner content vertically and horizontally.
Use
CSS Vertical Align can be particularly useful if you need to align text or other content vertically within a container. It can also be used to align images or other media in a consistent way across your site or application.
Important Points
- CSS Vertical Align only works within a container, and is often used in conjunction with other styling properties like
display: flex
or position: absolute
.
- The
vertical-align
property only works on inline-level and table-cell box elements.
Summary
CSS Vertical Align is a powerful way to align text and other content vertically within a container. While it can sometimes be tricky to get right, it's an important skill to master for any front-end developer, and can help you create beautiful and responsive designs that look great on any device.