🔍Flex items have an intrinsic sizing behavior, with a maximum content size and a minimum content size.
⬇️Flex items can shrink if there is not enough space, based on the flex shrink property.
⬆️Flex items can grow to fill available space, based on the flex grow property.
🔄Flex items can wrap to a new line if there is not enough horizontal space, controlled by the flex-wrap property.
🤔Each row of flex items behaves independently, allowing for flexible layouts.
How can I control the size of flex items?
—You can control the size of flex items using the flex-shrink, flex-grow, and flex-basis properties.
What does the flex-wrap property do?
—The flex-wrap property controls whether flex items should wrap to a new line if there is not enough horizontal space.
How do flex items behave when there is not enough space?
—Flex items can shrink to fit the available space, based on the flex-shrink property.
Can flex items have different sizes in a single row?
—Yes, each row of flex items behaves independently, allowing for flexible layouts.
How can I align flex items within a flex container?
—You can use the justify-content and align-items properties to control the alignment of flex items.
00:00Flexbox can be magical, but it can also be confusing.
01:18This video aims to simplify Flexbox by explaining its key concepts.
04:19Flex items have an intrinsic sizing behavior, with a maximum content size and a minimum content size.
06:35Flex items can shrink if there is not enough space, based on the flex shrink property.
07:55Flex items can grow to fill available space, based on the flex grow property.
09:06Flex items can wrap to a new line if there is not enough horizontal space, controlled by the flex wrap property.
10:45Each row of flex items behaves independently, allowing for flexible layouts.
12:23Flexbox provides powerful tools for creating responsive layouts.
