vertical-alignment

问题 Eg. 1234<span style="vertical-align: middle">567</span>890 Will render with 567 slightly below the surrounding numbers. http://jsfiddle.net/zBy9D/ 回答1: As mentioned by others, elements have a vertical-align of baseline by default. In regards to why middle is lower than baseline , MDN says the following: middle Aligns the middle of the element with the middle of lowercase letters in the parent. Since the height of the font text is greater than that of lowercase letters, the text becomes

问题 I have 2 div boxes next to each other using display: inline-block. Without content both inline-block divs are vertically aligned to top. If both have content they also vertically align to top. If only one of them has text content then the div box that has text content is vertically aligned to bottom while the one wihtout any text content remains vertically aligned to top. If one box has plain text content and the other has e.g. an input field or a header tag then the box with only text

问题 I have a container with two elements, like so: <div id="container"> <div id="button-container"> <!-- sometimes other buttons as well in this part --> <input type="button" value="EXIT"> </div> <h1 id="title-h1">Page Title</h1> </div> I want to align the #button-container vertically with the #title-h1 - that is, I want them both to be in the vertical center of the #container div. In contrast, I want the #button-container to be pushed to the left edge, while the #title-h1 should be in the center

问题 I have about 10 div's of equal widths but varying height and I want them to fit together as tight as possible. When set to float left they do not line up to each other vertically but instead are aligned to the bottom of the "row" above. I've mocked up a little example below and want to get rid of the white space. Do you have any suggestions. I'm limited to using this format because the content that is delivered externally. Cheers <div style="width:500px;"> <div style="display:block; width

问题 I am trying to align the product images with the bottom in order to keep the prices aligned. So basically this is what it looks like right now : This is how I'd like it to look like : I've tried with vertical-align: bottom; but that didn't work. I am using Woocommerce and I was not able to find out anywhere. This is the link of the website : here Kind regards! 回答1: Try table layout. .featured-product-tabs .tab-content ul.products { padding: 0; display: table; } ul.products li.product.product

问题 I am trying to align the product images with the bottom in order to keep the prices aligned. So basically this is what it looks like right now : This is how I'd like it to look like : I've tried with vertical-align: bottom; but that didn't work. I am using Woocommerce and I was not able to find out anywhere. This is the link of the website : here Kind regards! 回答1: Try table layout. .featured-product-tabs .tab-content ul.products { padding: 0; display: table; } ul.products li.product.product

问题 I am trying to align the baseline of some text in a div to the very bottom edge of said div (such that characters like g and j would actually overflow the div) I can only seem to align the bottom edge of the text element to the bottom edge of the div . I have tried to use vertical-align with values baseline and bottom on the inner and outer element, but without success. div { height: 80px; width: 300px; background: #ff5; position: relative; } span { font-size: 30px; position: absolute; left:

问题 Okay, so I messed around for a long time trying to center an image vertically within a div using vertical-align:middle (while also centering it horizontally with text-align:center) and I was wracking my brains trying to figure out why in the world it wasn't working. .container{ height:200px; width:200px; text-align:center; line-height:200px; } .image{ vertical-align:middle; } It looked to me like it should, but it didn't, turns out that the thing that solved it was changing the doctype from <

问题 There is a html code https://jsfiddle.net/1t68bfex/ button { position: relative; top: 100px; left: 150px; max-top: 10px; } .third-party-block { //display: none; } <div style="border:1px solid red;"> <button> The text from the left is beautiful </button> <div class="third-party-block"> <p> some text comes here </p> <p> some text comes here </p> <p> some text comes here </p> <p> some text comes here </p> </div> </div> The problem here is the third-party-block is dynamic and if it is not

问题 I'm a real beginner at html and css so it will be great if you guys can give me some insight! I'm currently working on my personal website. What I want to accomplish is something like this... http://gyazo.com/741e08b227cb1e65f985bdd6b707815c (Photoshop) A colored background with 100% height and width, with centered elements (app icon, app name, app description) This is what I currently have... HTML <section id="app"> <div> <h2>app</h2> <p>This is a sample description <br> for an iOS