CSS Flexbox Course (2022)

(WARNING ABOUT COURSE DESCRIPTION).  A course description on Udemy must contain at least 200 words. It's difficult to write, especially for a free course ( which cannot exceed 2H total video ). Due to some people not finding it professional, I had to explain this. I could explain what you can expect from the course in a few sentences, but as I mentioned it's not available. Feel free to skip reading the course description if you wish.

This course will teach you the easiest way to master flexbox essentials.

You will discover the difference between block, inline, flex container, and flex items.

How does the main axis cross axis work, and how we can change it for any purpose.

• How does display work

• How does justify-content work

• How does align-items work

• How does align-content work

• How does  flex-direction work

• How does  flex-wrap work

• How does  flex-grow work

• How does  flex-shrink work

• How does  flex-basis work

• How does  flex work

• How does  order work

• How does  align-self work

• How does  flex-flow work

• What is the main axis

• What is the cross axis

How you can change them?  How you can have control after changing them?

Here's everything you need!

Without Flexbox:

• Hard to maintain your layouts, box models, align-items, free space etc.

• You will have to constantly use properties such as float, positional properties, fixed heights, and other tricks to be able to accomplish even simple tasks.

With Flexbox

• Removes, the complexity that we had before!

• Easy to maintain and accomplish almost any layout that you wish ( for 2D layouts GRID is most preferred )

• Brings extremely powerful tools! Keep things easy

These are the list of properties so that you can see what you can expect to learn in this free course!

FLEX CONTAINER:

display

justify-content

align-items

align-content

flex-direction

flex-wrap

flex-flow*

row-gap

column-gap

gap*

FLEX ITEM:

flex-grow

flex-shrink

flex-basis

flex*

order

align-self

Hopefully, you will learn valuable things while enjoying them for free :)

I'm a Mechanical Engineer who switched to Software Engineering. I started to coding constantly in 2019.

My actual journey began in 2011-2012 when I saw a C++ book at my university library. During that time, I learned VBA, VB, basics of C++. Since that time I always had a goal to become a Software Engineer.

I started my journey after quitting my job to master this field. Here I am, striving to accomplish my goals as well as help others!

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