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flex-direction

6 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

flex-col utility class

The flex-col utility class sets flex-direction: column, positioning flex items vertically.

flex-col-reverse utility class

The flex-col-reverse utility class sets flex-direction: column-reverse, positioning flex items vertically in the opposite direction.

flex-direction responsive design

The flex-direction utilities support responsive variants. The default class is flex flex-col and the featured responsive class is flex-row.

flex-row example

Use flex-row to position flex items horizontally: <div class="flex flex-row ..."><div>01</div><div>02</div><div>03</div></div>

flex-col example

Use flex-col to position flex items vertically: <div class="flex flex-col ..."><div>01</div><div>02</div><div>03</div></div>

flex-col-reverse example

Use flex-col-reverse to position flex items vertically in opposite direction: <div class="flex flex-col-reverse ..."><div>01</div><div>02</div><div>03</div></div>

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