The align attribute specifies the horizontal alignment of an element's content. Everything inside that element will align.
At the bottom of this page there is a code editor pre-loaded with the lesson's code.Here are the possible values for the align attribute:
✶ left: Aligns element to the left.
✶ right: Aligns element to the right.
✶ center: Centers the element.
✶ justify: Each line will be equal length, like a newspaper.
<p align = 'center'> This is a centered paragraph. The align attribute is equal to center. </p>
➼ <p> Paragraph Element
➼ align = 'center' The paragraph's content will be centered.
➼ Element's Content
➼ </p> End Paragraph
<p align = 'justify'> This is a justified paragraph. The align attribute is equal to justify. </p>
➼ <p> Paragraph Element
➼ align = 'justify' The paragraph's content will be justified.
➼ Element's Content
➼ </p> End Paragraph
Img elements have an HTML align attribute. This can be used to enchance your page's appearance.
Here are the options for image align:
✶ left
✶ right
✶ middle
✶ top
✶ bottom
<img src="image.gif" align="middle">
➼ src - Image location
➼ align - The image aligned middle.
Next, play around with the code below. Change the alignment of the elements to see how the output changes.