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utilities/place-self

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place-self utility classes

The place-self utilities in Tailwind CSS v4 control how an individual item is justified and aligned at the same time. Available classes: place-self-auto (place-self: auto), place-self-start (place-self: start), place-self-end (place-self: end), place-self-end-safe (place-self: safe end), place-self-center (place-self: center), place-self-center-safe (place-self: safe center), and place-self-stretch (place-self: stretch).

place-self-auto behavior

The place-self-auto class aligns an item based on the value of the container's place-items property.

place-self-start positioning

The place-self-start class aligns an item to the start on both axes in a grid layout.

place-self-center positioning

The place-self-center class aligns an item at the center on both axes in a grid layout.

place-self-end positioning

The place-self-end class aligns an item to the end on both axes in a grid layout.

place-self-stretch behavior

The place-self-stretch class stretches an item on both axes in a grid layout.

place-self responsive design support

The place-self utilities support responsive design variants, allowing different alignment values at different breakpoints.

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