Question What’s the difference between display: flex; and display: inline-flex;? Answer Much like the difference between display: block; and display: inline;, the main difference between display: flex; and display: inli…
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When you give an element a width of 100% in CSS, you’re basically saying “Make this element’s content area exactly equal to the explicit width of its parent — but only if its parent has an explicit width.” So, if you have a parent container that’s 400px wide, a child element...
wrap-reverse:Functions similarly towrapbut in reverse order. flex-flow:This is the shorthand property to simultaneously set bothflex-directionandflex-wrapproperties. Refer to the following code example. .flex-container { display: flex; flex-direction: row-reverse; ...
In the example below, I'll place the div in a flex container. That way it will only bounce in that defined container area and not overlap with the heading or paragraph. Then I'll define the animation to complete its bounce in two seconds and run infinitely (as long as the cursor is ...
Grid, however, isn’t well supported at all, although display:flex surprisingly works in 84.85% of email clients (it actually has better support than media queries!). However, flex’s related CSS properties (flex-wrap:, align-items:, flex-direction:, justify-content:, etc.) have terrible ...
1. Flexbox Package CSS flexbox is one of the most useful CSS layout features out there. Adddisplay: flexto a wrapper to sort the children next to each other. The problem is that those subitems are not wrapped into a new row by default when there is not enough space. We need to use...
Let’s look at a simple and somewhat contrived example to get the point across. We can define a custom property in a container, say a--theme. .cards-container { --theme: dark; } From here, we can check if the container has that desired property and, if it does, apply styles to ...
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