"The justify-self property aligns an individual element, overriding its parent container's justify-items value. It can be applied to grid items and, more recently, to block layouts as well as absolutely positioned elements."
"The justify-self property is defined in the CSS Box Alignment Module Level 3 specification. It applies to block-level boxes, absolutely-positioned boxes, and grid items, and is not inherited."
"While there are other types of display layouts, the justify-self property only works in grid, block, and absolutely-positioned layouts. Its exact behavior depends on the context."
The justify-self property in CSS aligns individual elements within a grid layout, overriding the justify-items value set by the parent container. It can be applied to grid items, block layouts, and absolutely positioned elements. The property is defined in the CSS Box Alignment Module Level 3 specification and is not inherited. Its behavior varies based on the context, and it is not applicable to flex or table layouts. The initial value of justify-self is auto, with various specified keywords available for alignment.
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