CSS justify-self property
Description
CSS justify-self property aligns an element horizontally (main/inline/row axis) within its container by adjusting the margins. We are using a grid container as an example.
Syntax
justify-self : auto | stretch | baseline | center | flex-start | flex-end
Property values
autoDefault
-
It stretches out the element vertically to fill the width of container completely.
justify-self: auto;
stretch
-
It stretches the element so as fill the width of container completely.
justify-self: stretch;
baseline
-
It aligns the element on the baseline.
justify-self: baseline;
center
-
It aligns the content at the middle of cotainer.
justify-self: center;
flex-start
-
flex-start aligns the current element at the start of flex container.
justify-self: flex-start;
flex-end
-
flex-end aligns the current element at the end of the flex container.
justify-self: flex-end;
Applicable to
It applies to block-level boxes, absolutely-positioned boxes, and grid items.
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