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In the previous article, we investigated the basic order components such as filling, margin and December. Now, let’s jump to a more advanced component: Flexlayout. However, thanks to the power of CSS Flexbox, we can create adaptable flexible layouts to any screen.
Flexlayout: Flexible Container
Flexlayout is a caps that allows us to regulate components in a flexible way by controlling their alignments, size and order.
Just like horizontal and vertical layouts, it inherits from the FlexComponent interface, which means that we can use the same features to customize your behavior.
Basic features:
- Flexibility in regulation of components.
- Alignment, size and control of order.
- Inheritance from the FlexComponent interface.
Essential Flexlayout Features
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Flexible direction: The line defines the main aspect of the layout that can be the opposite row, column or reverse column.
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Justify the content: It controls the distribution of the free space by aligning the components on the main axis.
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Align the items: Align the components on the cross axis.
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Align yourself: It aligns a single component on the cross -axis.
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Relative size, flexible shrinkage and flexible growth
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Relative Size: It allows you to define the size of a component according to the main container.
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Flexible shrinkage: It controls the ability of a component to fit into the container.
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Flex Grow: It controls the growth ability of a component to occupy the free space in the container.
- Wrap and content alignment
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Winding: It allows the components to break into new lines when there is not enough space in the container.
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Align the content: By aligning the lines of the components on the cross -axis, it controls the distribution of the free space between the lines.
Gold Tip: Lumo and Flexlayout
The promise design system Lumo offers a rich CSS auxiliary class collection that makes it easier to create flexible layouts.
With Lumo, we can apply Flexbox features directly to components without writing special CSS.
- Lumo auxiliary classes simplify the style of layout.
- The promise documents offer practical examples of using Lumo with Flexlayout.
- Discover the auxiliary program classes for December and alignment.
Solution
Flexlayout is a powerful component that allows us to create flexible and adaptable arrangements. Inside
Disclaimer: Since this content is based on my studies and notes in this process, it does not aim to address the issue extensively. I suggest you consult the original resources to make the issue more deeply understood.
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