![]() ![]() Opposite to the previous example now, we specify items on the bottom of the container, to that we need to add a similar property, but instead of start, we use end. How to setup elements on the bottom of the container (align-items:flex-end) If we would like to set up all our child elements on the top of the container, we can easily do it by adding align-items:flex-start to the container.Ĩ. How to setup elements on top of the container (align-items:flex-start) But we can specify targeted elements with a flex-grow: xx (where xx is number), and if we will, for example, set up only one element as flex-grow: 2, that one element takes two times more space than rest of our elements.ħ. To set up a column, we need to specify our container with flex-direction: column.įlex-grow is a property that specifies how much space our elements should take.īy default, flex-grow is set up as 1and it means our element takes all space which belongs to him (for example, if we have 4 elements, one element takes 25% of space). If we would like to set up elements like in the vertical column, we can do it as well. If we would like to justify our elements, we need to add a similar property like in the previous example, but instead of the center we are using method space-between, so our property should look like justify-content: space-between ![]() If we would like to do center our elements in the horizontal position, we need to add property justify-content: center to our container. What I use very often, and it’s much more challenging to set up without flex, is centering content to the container. How to align content to center horizontally We can align our elements to the right by specifying a container’s property flex-direction: row-reverse.ģ. This time we align content to the right side of the container. We can align our elements to the left by specifying a container’s property flex-direction: row.Īs in the previous example, we align content to the one side. Very often, we would like to set up our content on the one side of the page, and it’s a bit similar to the float left, but not 100% the same. Let’s see a few most critical elements of flexbox which we can use in our daily work. In this article, I would like to explain what flexbox is and how we can use it to save a lot of our time.įlexbox is a CSS layout module that allows us to setup nice-behaving and responsive grid in a speedy and friendly way. Probably almost everybody in the front-end industry heard something about the flexbox and benefits which it can give to us when we need to design a grid. How to fulfill the whole container’s height with items (stretch) How to vertically and horizontally align-center elements (align-items: center) ![]()
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