html - How do I vertically align an SVG and span in an inline UL? -

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i have 2 <li> items inside <ul> styled display: inline-block.

however, svg , text inside each <li> not line vertically. have tried using vertically-align: middle since inline-block elements did not work.

ideally, middle of 2 elements aligned, aligning either top or bottom work well. 

svg {    height: 20px;    width: 20px;    display: inline-block;    background: green;  }    span {    background: blue;  }    #retweet-icon, #favorite-icon {    display: inline-block;  }    li.tweet-action {    height: 22px;    margin-left: 14px;    display: inline-block;    vertical-align: middle;  }    li.tweet-action:first-of-type {    margin-left: 0px;  }    ul#tweet-actions {    display: inline-block;    list-style-type: none;    float: left;    padding: 0px;    vertical-align: middle;  }
<ul id="tweet-actions">    <li class="tweet-action">      <div id="favorite-icon">        <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewbox="0 0 54 72">          <path d="m38.723,12c-7.187,0-11.16,7.306-11.723,8.131c26.437,19.306,22.504,12,15.277,12c8.791,12,3.533,18.163,3.533,24.647 c3.533,39.964,21.891,55.907,27,56c5.109-0.093,23.467-16.036,23.467-31.353c50.467,18.163,45.209,12,38.723,12z"></path>        </svg>      </div>      <span id="favorite-count">12</span>    </li>    <li class="tweet-action">      <div id="retweet-icon">        <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewbox="0 0 75 72">          <path d="m70.676 36.644c70.166 35.636 69.13 35 68 35h-7v19c0-2.21-1.79-4-4-4h34c-2.21 0-4 1.79-4 4s1.79 4 4 4h18c.552 0 .998.446 1 .998v35h-7c-1.13 0-2.165.636-2.676 1.644-.51 1.01-.412 2.22.257 3.13l11 15c55.148 55.545 56.046 56 57 56s1.855-.455 2.42-1.226l11-15c.668-.912.767-2.122.256-3.13zm40 48h22c-.54 0-.97-.427-.992-.96l21 36h7c1.13 0 2.166-.636 2.677-1.644.51-1.01.412-2.22-.257-3.13l-11-15c18.854 15.455 17.956 15 17 15s-1.854.455-2.42 1.226l-11 15c-.667.912-.767 2.122-.255 3.13c3.835 35.365 4.87 36 6 36h7l.012 16.003c.002 2.208 1.792 3.997 4 3.997h22.99c2.208 0 4-1.79 4-4s-1.792-4-4-4z" ></path>        </svg>      </div>      <span id="retweet-count">15</span>    </li>  </ul>

set vertical-align:top on div/span inside li because default inline-block vertical-align:baseline

i tweaked code.

#tweet-actions {    list-style-type: none;    float: left;    padding: 0  }  svg {    height: 20px;    width: 20px;    background: green  }  span {    background: blue  }  div,  span {    display: inline-block;    vertical-align: top  }  li {    display: inline-block;    height: 22px;    margin-left: 14px  }  li:first-of-type {    margin-left: 0  }
<ul id="tweet-actions">    <li class="tweet-action">      <div id="favorite-icon">        <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewbox="0 0 54 72">          <path d="m38.723,12c-7.187,0-11.16,7.306-11.723,8.131c26.437,19.306,22.504,12,15.277,12c8.791,12,3.533,18.163,3.533,24.647 c3.533,39.964,21.891,55.907,27,56c5.109-0.093,23.467-16.036,23.467-31.353c50.467,18.163,45.209,12,38.723,12z"></path>        </svg>      </div>      <span id="favorite-count">12</span>    </li>    <li class="tweet-action">      <div id="retweet-icon">        <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewbox="0 0 75 72">          <path d="m70.676 36.644c70.166 35.636 69.13 35 68 35h-7v19c0-2.21-1.79-4-4-4h34c-2.21 0-4 1.79-4 4s1.79 4 4 4h18c.552 0 .998.446 1 .998v35h-7c-1.13 0-2.165.636-2.676 1.644-.51 1.01-.412 2.22.257 3.13l11 15c55.148 55.545 56.046 56 57 56s1.855-.455 2.42-1.226l11-15c.668-.912.767-2.122.256-3.13zm40 48h22c-.54 0-.97-.427-.992-.96l21 36h7c1.13 0 2.166-.636 2.677-1.644.51-1.01.412-2.22-.257-3.13l-11-15c18.854 15.455 17.956 15 17 15s-1.854.455-2.42 1.226l-11 15c-.667.912-.767 2.122-.255 3.13c3.835 35.365 4.87 36 6 36h7l.012 16.003c.002 2.208 1.792 3.997 4 3.997h22.99c2.208 0 4-1.79 4-4s-1.792-4-4-4z"></path>        </svg>      </div>      <span id="retweet-count">15</span>    </li>  </ul>


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