This rule applies the vertical-align property with the value top :
To apply this style, you must link the CSS to your HTML and assign the class to an element: CSS vertical-align property - W3Schools .mBRzrMxE { vertical-align:top
: It aligns the top of the element (and its descendants) with the top of the entire line box or the top of the table cell. How to Use It in Your Code This rule applies the vertical-align property with the
: This property only works on inline , inline-block , or table-cell elements. The code snippet
: The period indicates it is a class selector , meaning it will affect any HTML element that includes class="mBRzrMxE" .
The code snippet .mBRzrMxE { vertical-align:top } is a CSS rule that targets elements with the specific class name and aligns them to the top of their container or line. This class name appears to be a dynamically generated or obfuscated class , likely from a framework (like React or CSS-in-JS) or a large platform like Google, where class names are shortened to save bandwidth. How This CSS Rule Works