align:
The align attribute defines the vertical or horizontal alignment of various multimedia elements.
This attribute is valid in HTML 4, but not in HTML 5. You should use CSS to align your elements instead.
Used with Elements:
Content:
align="keyword":
- bottom - the bottom of the object should be aligned with the current baseline (default)
- left - the object is aligned along the left margin - with following objects arrayed to the right
- middle - the center of the object should be aligned with the current baseline
- right - the object is aligned along the right margin - with following objects arrayed to the left
- top - the top of the object should be aligned with the current baseline
Default:
Not required
Deprecated:
HTML 4 / XHTML 1 : Yes
HTML 5: No
HTML 5: No
DTD:
HTML 4.01 Loose
XHTML 1.0 Loose
HTML 5
XHTML 1.0 Loose
HTML 5
Other Align Attributes:
The align attribute is used by many different tags, and has different rules for them. The below list includes the different uses of the align HTML attribute.
