baselinealigned
Baseline aligned, or baseline-aligned, is a layout and typography concept describing the arrangement of text and inline elements so their typographic baselines share a common reference line. It is a key technique for achieving visual coherence in lines of text and in components that mix text with icons or other inline content.
In typography, the baseline is the invisible line on which most letters sit, while ascenders rise above
In digital interfaces, baseline alignment is implemented through styling and layout systems. CSS provides mechanisms such
Applications of baseline alignment include labels beside input fields, button groups with icons and text, mixed-content
Considerations include handling fonts with unusual metrics, differing x-heights, or multilingual content where baseline behavior varies.