AUTHOR: Adam Merrifield
VERSION: 2.1.2

I'm always using this plugin to vertically align child elements within their parent element. It's simple, it's quick, it works most of the time.

• README.mdown
• jquery.sdvertalign.js - development version
• jquery.sdvertalign.min.js - minimized version

• parent (optional): the parent element containing the elements you wish to vertically align (if different then the elements actual parent). Parent is automatically detected if left blank.
• 'margin' or 'm' (optional): sets the distance to center using margin instead of padding.
• 'outer', 'outerHeight' or 'o' (optional): bases the height calculation on outer height of each element instead of inner height.

// default
$('.someInnerElement').sdVertAlign();

// uses margin and outer height to set vertical alignment
$('.someInnerElement').sdVertAlign('m','o'); 

// uses outer height to set vertical alignment
$('.someInnerElement').sdVertAlign('outer');

// sets vertical alignment of .someInnerElement child element
// to .someInnerElement parent
$('.someInnerElement div').sdVertAlign($('.someInnerElement').parent());

// sets vertical alignment of .someInnerElement
// to another element (not default parent)
$('.someInnerElement').sdVertAlign($('.anotherThing'),'margin');