CSS vertical-align

The CSS vertical-align property is used for aligning elements vertically (hence "vertical align").

Syntax:	vertical-align: <value>
Possible Values:	baseline Aligns the baseline of the element with it's parent's baseline. middle sub (subscript) super (superscript) text-top Aligns the top of the element with the top of the parent element's font. text-bottom Aligns the bottom of the element with the bottom of the parent element's font. <percentage> Raises or lowers the element by the percentage value. 0% is baseline. Can be a negative value. <length> Raises or lowers the element by the value. 0cm is baseline. Can be a negative value. top Aligns to the top of the tallest element on the line. bottom Aligns to the bottom of the lowest element on the line. inherit
Initial Value:	baseline
Applies to:	Inline level and table cells
Inherited:	No
Media:	Visual
Example:	`td { vertical-align: text-top }`

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