tv-position

Sets the position of an element inside of its parent element.

Overview

Use the tv-position style to specify where an element is positioned inside of its parent element.

Values for tv-position

bottom: The element is positioned at the bottom of the containing element.
bottom-leading: The element is positioned in the bottom corner and leading edge of the containing element.
bottom-left: The element is positioned in the bottom-left corner of the containing element.
bottom-right: The element is positioned in the bottom-right corner of the containing element.
bottom-trailing: The element is positioned in the bottom corner and trailing edge of the containing element.
center: The element is centered horizontally and vertically in the containing element.
footer: The element is positioned in the footer section of the containing element.
header: The element is positioned in the header section of the containing element.
leading: The element is positioned along the leading edge of the containing element.
left: The element is positioned to the left of the containing element.
right: The element is positioned to the right of the containing element.
top: The element is positioned at the top of the containing element.
top-leading: The element is positioned in the top corner and leading edge of the containing element.
top-left: The element is positioned in the top-left corner of the containing element.
top-right: The element is positioned in the top-right corner of the containing element.
top-trailing: The element is positioned in the top corner and trailing edge of the containing element.
trailing: The element is positioned along the trailing edge of the containing element.

tv-position

Overview

Values for tv-position

Elements that Use tv-position

See Also

Valid TVML Styles