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CSS Flexbox

Topic 1 - What is a Flex Container?

A flex container enables the elements within it to stretch or compress based on the screen size. This makes your website more responsive, ensuring your content displays as intended across various devices. There are multiple ways to create a flex container, and this feature is supported by nearly all browsers.

Topic 2 - Different flex properties.

There are a few different properties associated with the flex container. These are as follows:

flex-direction - defines the direction in which the container stacks the flex items.

flex-wrap - specifies whether the items should wrap or not.

flex-flow - a shorthand for using both the flex-direction and flex-wrap properties.

justify-content - aligns the flex items, such as centering, or aligning them to the left or right.

align-items - aligns the content inside the container, such as aligning it to the bottom, top, or center.

align-content - aligns the flex lines, including the spacing between items relative to each other.

Topic 3 - You can personalize your flex items.

There are many ways to make your flex items unique. You can use the flex-grow or flex-shrink properties to make an item grow or shrink relative to the other flex items. You can also align them differently within the flex container compared to other elements. Additionally, you can reorder them to display in a specified sequence.