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Problem You want to vertically offset two or more inline elements that are on the same line For example, you want to vertically position an image in relation to neighboring text, or you want to position two or more images in relation to each other, or you want to position a drop cap in relation to the following text, or you want to offset text to create a subscript or superscript effect You can use vertical-align to offset a child inline element from the baseline of its parent Positive values raise an element above the baseline, and negative values lower it below the baseline A line automatically expands to accommodate the offset element You can use ems in vertical-align One em is equal to the element s font-size.

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