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Alignment
Alignment
is an option which specifies how the contents of a displayed object should be aligned within the available area in the object.
DetailsDetails
- The following settings can be given:
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Automatic default alignment based on environment Left left aligned Right right aligned Top top aligned Bottom bottom aligned Baseline baseline aligned Center centered {h,v} separate horizontal and vertical alignments x aligned at position x from
(left) to
(right){x,y} aligned at horizontal and vertical positions x and y from
to 
"c" aligned on the specified character in a grid - Alignment->Center is equivalent to Alignment->{Center, Center}.
- In Alignment->{x, y}, y values run from
at the bottom to
at the top. - Alignment->spec indicates that the spec element of an object should align with the spec element of whatever object contains it.
- With Alignment->Automatic, the alignment for the contents of an object will be based on the alignment specified for whatever object contains it.
- For objects such as Grid, Column, and GraphicsGrid, the setting for Alignment can be a list that specifies alignments for individual columns, rows, or elements.
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