Name
VALIGN — NN n/a IE 3 HTML n/a
Synopsis
VALIGN=”where"Optional
The VALIGN attribute was Internet Explorer’s
early attribute for placing a table caption above or below the table.
Although this attribute is now a part of the ALIGN
attribute, IE’s special way of handling
left, center, and
right values of the ALIGN
attribute give VALIGN something to do. For
example, you can use VALIGN to set the caption
below the table, and use ALIGN="right" to
right-align the caption at the bottom. This combination is not
possible with the HTML 4.0 attribute. The VALIGN
attribute is in IE 4 for backward compatibility, if for no other
reason.
Example
<CAPTION ALIGN="right" VALIGN="bottom">Table 3-2. Fiber Content.</CAPTION>
Value
Two possible case-insensitive values: bottom |
top.
Default
top
Object Model Reference
- IE
[window.]document.all.elementID.valign
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