#CSS tips for understanding and memorizing alignment stuff.
align vs justify: think of an inline flow, where justify keyword of text-align controls the text in an inline direction. And for align think of vertical-align, which controls it over the block axis.
items vs content: an “item” is something that can be controlled by itself, via -self properties. content is a single entity, where you align the whole chunk of things, without a way to override it per item.
@jimniels same here! I've replaced the #sass syntax with nested #CSS and while it worked on all major browsers (latest version), everything was broken when using an older #ipad
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@cobweb I am curious too. By default you can set a size like this ![[image.png|pixels]]
Aligning an #image can be done using a #CSS like below and embed it like this ![[image.png#center|300]] but it’s a hassle to edit text along side the image when not in source mode.