Mastering flexbox a comprehensive guide to css layout flexibility

In CSS, "flex" refers to the flexible box layout module, also known as Flexbox. It is a powerful layout system used to create flexible and responsive web layouts. The "flex" property is applied to child elements within a flex container and consists of three shorthand properties: "flex-grow," "flex-shrink," and "flex-basis."

- "flex-grow" determines how much a flex item can grow relative to others.
- "flex-shrink" controls how much a flex item can shrink if there is limited space.
- "flex-basis" specifies the initial size of a flex item before space distribution.

Flexbox allows for the easy alignment and distribution of items within a container. It is widely used for creating dynamic and adaptable web layouts.

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Video Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:18 Flex Properties
8:22 Flex Item Properties
13:16 Outro
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Good tutorial. Very precise and informative. But add more details. In my understanding flex is unidirectional.. not based on how you can arrange elements but how you can actually create rows and columns. Only grid is 2D. But it was good. Good luck!