CSS text-align
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The CSS text-align property is used for aligning elements left, right, center etc.
Although the property name is "text-align", according to the CSS specification, it applies to inline content of a block element. This implies that you aren't just limited to aligning text - that the text-align property can be used to align any element within a block level element. This appears to be how most browsers interpret the property too.
| Syntax: | text-align: <value> |
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| Initial Value: | Depends on browser/user agent and the writing direction |
| Applies to: | Block level elements |
| Inherited: | Yes |
| Media: | Visual |
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