To align the bulleted content to the bottom and the image to the top in Webflow, there are a few different approaches you can try depending on the specific structure of your content. Here are a couple of methods you can use:
Method 1: Flexbox
1. Wrap your content and image in a parent div block.
2. Select the parent div block and set its display property to "flex". This will enable the use of flexbox properties.
3. By default, the direction of flex container is set to "row", which means the items will be displayed in a row. However, you want the items to be stacked vertically. To achieve this, set the flex-direction property of the parent div block to "column".
4. Now you can use the align-items property to align the items vertically. Set the align-items property to "flex-start" for the image and "flex-end" for the bulleted content.
Method 2: CSS Grid
1. Wrap your content and image in a parent div block.
2. Select the parent div block and set its display property to "grid". This will enable the use of CSS grid properties.
3. By default, the items in the grid are placed in rows. To make the items stack vertically, set the grid-auto-flow property to "column".
4. Define a simple grid layout with one row and two columns. You can use the grid-template-columns property to set the width of each column.
5. To align the image to the top, set its grid-row property to "1". To align the bulleted content to the bottom, set its grid-row property to "2".
Both methods should allow you to achieve the desired alignment in Webflow. Experiment with the options and test your design to ensure the alignment works as expected. Remember that these methods may require some tweaking to suit your specific layout and design requirements.