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Try SSR Server-side rendering (SSR) generates component HTML on the server before the page loads, improving SEO and initial load time. Use the switch to see Web Awesome components render with and without SSR.
Light Dark System Docs Select Color Scheme Default Awesome Shoelace Active Brutalist Glossy Matter Mellow Playful Premium Tailspin Docs Select Theme

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ViUR Components

  • Alert
  • Combobox
  • Pagination
  • Table Wrapper

Actions

  • Button
  • Button Group
  • Copy Button
  • Dropdown
    • Dropdown Item

Forms

  • Checkbox
  • Checkbox Group
  • Color Picker
  • Input
  • Known Date
  • Number Input
  • Radio Group
    • Radio
  • Rating
  • Select
    • Option
  • Slider
  • Switch
  • Textarea
  • Time Input
  • Data Grid Planned A Web Awesome Kickstarter stretch goal!

Layout

  • Accordion
    • Accordion Item
  • Card
  • Details
  • Dialog
  • Divider
  • Drawer
  • Page
  • Scroller
  • Split Panel

Navigation

  • Breadcrumb
    • Breadcrumb Item
  • Tab Group
    • Tab
    • Tab Panel
  • Tree
    • Tree Item

Feedback

  • Badge
  • Callout
  • Progress Bar
  • Progress Ring
  • Skeleton
  • Spinner
  • Tag
  • Tooltip

Media

  • Animated Image
  • Avatar
  • Carousel
    • Carousel Item
  • Comparison
  • Icon
  • Markdown
  • QR Code
  • Zoomable Frame

Data Viz

  • Advanced Usage

Helpers

  • Animation
  • Format Bytes
  • Format Date
  • Format Number
  • Include
  • Intersection Observer
  • Mutation Observer
  • Popover
  • Popup
  • Random Content
  • Relative Time
  • Resize Observer

Align Items

  • Override with Align Self
  • What's the Cross Axis?
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  • Override with Align Self
  • What's the Cross Axis?
CSS Utilities Align Items

Align Items

These utility classes control how flex and grid items line up across the container's cross axis, which is the axis perpendicular to the one its children flow along. Reach for them any time the default alignment of a cluster, stack, flank, split, or grid doesn't match what you're after: centering icons next to text, making all cards in a row share the same height, or pinning form labels to the top of each row.

Class Name align-items Value Preview
wa-align-items-baseline baseline
wa-align-items-center center
wa-align-items-end flex-end
wa-align-items-start flex-start
wa-align-items-stretch stretch

Override with Align Self

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When you need a flex or grid item to deviate from the align-items property of its container, use the wa-align-self-* classes to set the item's align-self property and individually change its alignment on the container's cross axis.

Class Name align-self Value Preview
wa-align-self-center center
wa-align-self-baseline baseline
wa-align-self-end flex-end
wa-align-self-start flex-start
wa-align-self-stretch stretch

What's the Cross Axis?

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The cross axis runs perpendicular to a container's content direction. For containers where flex-direction is row and content flows in the inline direction, the cross axis runs in the block direction. For containers where flex-direction is column and content flows in the block direction, the cross axis runs in the inline direction.

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