Oracle Apex How to align horizontally Button with text fields - oracle

I'm currently working with oracle apex and trying to align text fields with buttons but i still can't figure it out. Below there is a print screen of the page and how it looks. What i would like to achieve is the aligment of the button with the text field.

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