By default items in a flexbox container are kept on a single line, shrinking them to fit in the container.
To force the items to spread across multiple lines, use flex-wrap: wrap
. This will distribute the items according to the order set in flex-direction
. Use flex-wrap: wrap-reverse
to reverse this order.
A shorthand property called flex-flow
allows you to specify flex-direction
and flex-wrap
in a single line, by adding the flex-direction
value first, followed by flex-wrap
value, for example: flex-flow: row wrap
.
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