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The vAlign property of the HTMLTableSectionElement interface is a string indicating how to vertically align text in a <thead>, <tbody> or <tfoot> table section. Individual rows and cells can override it.
Note: This property is deprecated. Use the CSS vertical-align property to horizontally align text in section cells instead.
The possible values are: "top", "middle", "bottom", or "baseline"
top
Align the text to the top of the cell. Use vertical-align: top instead.
center
Vertically center the text in the cell. Synonym of middle. Use vertical-align: middle instead.
middle
Vertically center the text in the cell. Use vertical-align: middle instead.
bottom
Align the text to the bottom of the cell. Use vertical-align: bottom instead.
baseline
Similar to top, but align the baseline of the text as close to the top so no part of the character is outside of the cell.
Use CSS vertical-align instead, which takes precedence, as demonstrated in the vertical alignment table cells example.
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