💡Flex basis can be used as a powerful tool to control the size of flex items.
🔑The flex property combines flex-grow, flex-shrink, and flex-basis in a single declaration.
⚙️The flex-wrap property determines whether flex items should wrap or fit on a single line.
💪Using the flex property with a value of 1 can help distribute available space evenly among flex items.
🌟The fit-content property can be used to make flex items expand or shrink based on their content.
How can I make flex items take up more space in a flex container?
—You can use the flex property or the flex-grow property to make flex items grow and take up more space in a flex container.
How do I make flex items wrap to the next line when there is not enough space?
—You can use the flex-wrap property and set it to 'wrap' to make flex items wrap to the next line when there is not enough space in the flex container.
Can I control the size of flex items individually?
—Yes, you can use the flex-basis property to set the initial size of flex items individually.
Is it possible to make flex items expand or shrink based on their content?
—Yes, you can use the fit-content property to make flex items expand or shrink based on their content.
How can I evenly distribute the available space among flex items?
—You can use the flex property with a value of 1 on all flex items to evenly distribute the available space.
00:00In this video, the presenter discusses tips and tricks for mastering Flexbox layouts.
01:39The presenter demonstrates the use of the flex basis property to control the size of flex items.
03:50The flex property, which combines flex-grow, flex-shrink, and flex-basis, is explained in detail.
05:56The flex-wrap property is introduced, allowing flex items to wrap to the next line when there is not enough space.
08:32The flex property with a value of 1 is recommended for evenly distributing available space among flex items.
10:25The fit-content property is showcased as a way to make flex items expand or shrink based on their content.
