Re: How to style text of Label vertically?

Thank for your answer.

the Label (inside a Panel for example) was position on top by default, so the line-height of the Label must be shorter the height of the Panel. It rendered nicely.

On Thursday, March 27, 2014 3:11:26 AM UTC+11, Jens wrote:

CSS has vertical-align, but it only defines how the text is aligned to other text/images in the same line of text (so it only works for inline elements, see http://www.css4you.de/example/vertical-align.html) or how things are aligned inside a table cell.

If you want to vertically center text then you should center the Label and not the text inside that Label. If you really need to center the text inside a large/tall Label then you have to set the line-height property to the same value as the height of the Label. But if your text inside that Label can break to a new line then it will look silly because of the larger than normal line-height.

-- J.

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