: Keeping content at the top of a row while signaling that the row can be clicked.
You will typically see this combination of styles on elements that act like buttons or interactive list items, such as:
: This changes the mouse cursor into a hand icon (the one usually seen when hovering over links).
This is often used to keep small icons or text from "sinking" to the bottom of a line when placed next to taller content.
It tells the user that the element is or interactive. Common Use Cases
: This property controls the alignment of an inline, inline-block, or table-cell element.
It aligns the top of the element (and its descendants) with the top of the entire line box.
: Elements that aren't native tags but need to look and act like them.
: Keeping content at the top of a row while signaling that the row can be clicked.
You will typically see this combination of styles on elements that act like buttons or interactive list items, such as:
: This changes the mouse cursor into a hand icon (the one usually seen when hovering over links). .wKGh5fZs { vertical-align:top; cursor: pointe...
This is often used to keep small icons or text from "sinking" to the bottom of a line when placed next to taller content.
It tells the user that the element is or interactive. Common Use Cases : Keeping content at the top of a
: This property controls the alignment of an inline, inline-block, or table-cell element.
It aligns the top of the element (and its descendants) with the top of the entire line box. It tells the user that the element is or interactive
: Elements that aren't native tags but need to look and act like them.
