Stack
A stack arranges its children in a vertical column with an equal gap between each item, so you don't have to add top or bottom margins to every element you put into it. It's the go-to layout for forms, paragraphs of text, card bodies, and anywhere you want consistent vertical rhythm.
By default, items stretch to fill the stack's width. Pair wa-stack with a wa-gap-* class to control the spacing and a wa-align-items-* class to change how children line up horizontally.
Examples
Stacks are well suited for forms, text, and ensuring consistent spacing between elements in the document flow.
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Align Items
By default, items stretch to fill the inline size of the wa-stack container. You can add any of the following wa-align-items-* classes to an element with wa-stack to specify how items are aligned in the inline direction:
wa-align-items-startwa-align-items-endwa-align-items-centerwa-align-items-stretchwa-align-items-baseline
Gap
By default, the gap between stack items uses --wa-space-m from your theme. You can add any of the following wa-gap-* classes to an element with wa-stack to specify the gap between items:
wa-gap-0wa-gap-3xswa-gap-2xswa-gap-xswa-gap-swa-gap-mwa-gap-lwa-gap-xlwa-gap-2xlwa-gap-3xlwa-gap-4xlwa-gap-5xl