Hello, in this video, I am going to show you vertical alignment and arrows.
So we have this little container here which have these three columns we're all going to do is and this
row as well.
I'm going to create some stall for the row.
You could do it on the row.
Plus you could specify a different, you know, particular class.
And this is just so you can see what is happening, though, here.
I'm going to put a background
color of volume, but then I'm going to pull out of 500 pixels.
So let's see what happens just by doing that.
So this is what happens.
Columns fill the entire height.
If you don't actually want to do that, what you want to do for allowing Dush items does start.
And that doesn't change anything.
But what that does is just keeps the, you know, the height, the original amount.
That's relative to whatever content and what the styling has been applied to these particular columns,
which is very minimal at the moment.
But what is allowing me to do it four percent now is a in the center.
And if upper end, you can guess what happens, it aligns at the bottom.
So that's the easy way of vertically aligning the columns are anything within this row is aligned accordingly.
OK, so that's another way of allowing women to follow through or put, you know, break line as well.
So we got this right here, but instead of putting it a line items in there, we actually specify an
alignment class on the actual column itself.
So if you align themselves as they start, for example, or copy that, they stay here and put this
one on the next one or put center, not put in
what will happen now.
So we are manually.
A line in each column so we could do in in any order we wanted, we could have one here, one there
and another one then the one the maybe the one down here.
This just means we don't have to align them all.
OK, down or Sentai within a line, just one or two of them, so that's it, that's how you do vertical
alignment.
All this code will be provided in the GitHub Source Code Repository link to idea in the description.
If you have any questions, feel free to put me a message.
And as usual, I look forward to seeing you in the next video.