<p>You can specify alignment using alignment variations on a grid, row, or column level.</p>
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<p>When multiple floats are used in consecutive rows, you may under some circumstances need to include <code>row</code> wrappers to ensure proper content float</p>
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<div class="header">Word Order Requirements</div>
<p>Keep in mind multi-word variations like <code>right floated</code> <b>require you to specify both class names side-by-side</b>, this helps preserve syntax when stacking variations like a <code>right floated left aligned column</code></p>
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<div class="right floated left aligned six wide column">
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Right floated left aligned
Right floated left aligned column
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<div class="left floated right aligned six wide column">
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Left floated right aligned
Left floated right aligned column
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<h4 class="ui header">Responsive Patterns</h4>
<p>Semantic includes two common patterns for adjusting grids on different devices.</p>
<p><b>Doubling</b> grids automatically double their specified column width on each device jump. So a 4 column grid, will jump to two on tablet, and one on mobile.</p>
<p>A <b>Doubling</b> grid automatically doubles its column width on each device jump. For example, four column computer grid, will jump to a two column grid on tablet, and one column on mobile.</p>