Overview of Flexboxlearning manual

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a simple design language designed to simplify the process of web page rendering. CSS deals with the look and feel parts of a web page.

With CSS, you can control text color, font style, paragraph spacing, how columns are sized and laid out, background images or colors used, layout design, display variations and screen sizes for different devices, and a variety of other effects.

To determine the position and size of the box, in CSS, you can use one of the available layout modes -

All of these patterns are used to align specific elements such as documents, text, tables, etc., however, none of these patterns provide a complete solution for laying out complex websites. Initially, this was done using a combination of floating elements, anchored elements, and (usually) table layouts. But floating only allows horizontal positioning boxes.

In addition to the above modes, CSS3 provides another layout mode, Flexible Box, commonly called Flexbox。

With this pattern, you can easily create layouts for complex applications and web pages. Unlike floating, Flexbox layouts have full control over the orientation, alignment, order, and size of the box.

Here are the notable features of the Flexbox layout-

The following are browsers that support Flexbox.