The Grid Item in the top row will be vertically aligned top, the center row will be vertically aligned center, and the bottom row will be vertically aligned bottom. Let’s start by left aligning the first column with inline styling. Here’s more information on the Material-UI Grid API and how it compares to CSS Grid and Bootstrap. With the combination of vertical and horizontal alignment that you will learn, you will be able to align items in any way you desire. The Resources section contains two Code Sandbox links, one for a v4 version and one for a v5 version. The justify prop became justif圜ontent to better match the CSS property.MUI now uses a styling prop called sx instead of makeStyles.The v5 styling syntax is mostly the same except for two things: All of the code calls out both the v4 and v5 syntax. ***UPDATE: I have updated this article with a section on what’s new in MUI v5. This uses Material-UI’s built-in flexbox system.įirst you will need to know how Grid containers and items work, and how breakpoints calculate item width. You will also learn how using the built-in Material-UI Grid API (container/direction/justify/alignItems).
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You will learn how to align items in any vertical or horizontal direction using inline styling (display: flex, justify-content, and align-items). In this example I will use the Material-UI Grid, but the alignment principles apply for aligning all MUI components. This guide focuses on aligning items in every conceivable way in Material-UI Grid: aligning right, left, and horizontally centered aligning top, bottom, and vertically centered.