How to elegantly achieve bottom alignment of multi-font and multi-font text in CSS?

Clever solution to the bottom alignment of CSS multi-font and multi-font text

In CSS style design, it is often a headache to achieve accurate alignment of the bottom of texts with different fonts and font sizes. Especially when mixing Chinese and English, due to differences in font baselines, it is difficult to achieve the expected results simply by relying on baseline alignment. This article will introduce a solution to this problem elegantly using Flexbox layout.

Flexbox layouts provide powerful child element arrangement control, including vertical alignment. By setting the container's display: flex and align-items: flex-end; , the bottom alignment of all child elements can be easily achieved.

Assume that the HTML structure is as follows:

<div class="container">
  <p class="item">Project name 1 (large font size, font A)</p>
  <p class="item">Project name 2 (small font size, font B)</p>
  <p class="item">Project Name 3 (Medium Font Size, Font C)</p>
</div>

Corresponding CSS style:

 .container {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column; /* Vertical arrangement of child elements*/
  align-items: flex-end; /* bottom alignment*/
}

.item {
  /* Set the font, font size and other styles of each project*/
}

This way, even if the project name uses different fonts and font sizes, the bottom of all projects can be ensured to be on the same horizontal line. The key to this method lies in the features of the Flexbox layout, ensuring that the container and child elements correctly apply the relevant Flexbox attributes.

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