MDN has detailed charts. Flexbox: 4 items per row. The flex-grow property defines how any extra space in-between flex items should be allocated on the screen. Making statements based on opinion; back them up with references or personal experience. 3) 3 columns (large screen) 02. In CSS, that means the flex-direction property has a default value of row. :) Would be nice if mozilla included a bit of explanation re: normal & context leading to stretch and flex-start behaviors. I just read the working draft and while normal is the default, the behavior of normal varies based on context, which in most cases is as you describes. It also includes history, demos, patterns, and a browser support chart. I see the article has been updated. Lets say theres only room for 4 of the items on the first row, the remaining 2 will be evenly spaced on the second row. Im a little hesitant because of browser version support. Its possible that the parent container (.casfakjds) needs to be given a height. two small at the left and one big at right in one row distributed 50% width to each. CSS3 flexbox layout max 3 child items on one line, Centering content horizontally using flexbox, Align two elements on the same line using flex: one left and one right, Make background color extend into overflow area, Using object-fit on a
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