Add vertical alignment parameter to st.columns
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LukasMasuch
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I'd prefer to not impact the CSS of the checkbox example. I think it's worth talking more about how checkboxes are supposed to take up space. Can we not reflect the height of the checkbox to be equivalent to the height of a text input/button and center the text within it? I imagine that might add a tiny bit more space in markdown, but I think it will be much easier to reason about the height of elements if it's consistent?
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| "& .element-container:last-of-type > .stCheckbox": { | ||
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Yep. But we can actually use 0.5rem here which is the exact value we need to correctly align this with 2.5rem.
I would love to have a more generic solution for this as well. We were able to do that with all of the other relevant elements in #8797. But the checkbox is a bit of an outlier :( It does not have a top label, and it is often used in combination with other checkboxes as a checkbox group. Setting it to 2.5rem min height would have a more significant visual impact: Current version: 
With a height of 2.5rem: 
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Adds a
vertical_alignmentparameter tost.columnsthat allows tobottom,top, orcenteralign the items vertically.GitHub Issue Link (if applicable)
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