You can align a container by wrapping it inside an Align widget.
For example, the below code will set the container to topCenter.
You can set Alignment to topCenter, topRight, centerLeft, center, centerRight, bottomLeft, bottomCenter, or bottomRight.
Here is a simple example, that helps you to understand more about aligning the container.
color: #9cdcfe;](args)
color: #569cd6;](class color: #4ec9b0;](MyApp color: #569cd6;](extends color: #4ec9b0;](StatelessWidget ); color: #9cdcfe;](@ color: #9cdcfe;](override
color: #4ec9b0;](Widget color: #dcdcaa;](build(color: #4ec9b0;](BuildContext color: #9cdcfe;](context) { color: #c586c0;](return color: #4ec9b0;](Align( color: #9cdcfe;](alignment: color: #4ec9b0;](FractionalOffset., color: #9cdcfe;](child: color: #4ec9b0;](Container( color: #9cdcfe;](height: color: #b5cea8;](100, color: #9cdcfe;](width: color: #b5cea8;](100, color: #9cdcfe;](decoration: color: #569cd6;](const color: #4ec9b0;](BoxDecoration( color: #9cdcfe;](color: color: #4ec9b0;](Colors.color: #9cdcfe;](amber, ), ), ); } } `
Thanks, Srikanth