Flexbox: Moving items before / after another one using order

Items are ordered based on a order they are assigned. By default every item has order 0 and the appearance in the HTML determines the final order.

You can override this property using order on each separate item. This is a property you set on the item, not the container. You can make an item appear before all the others by setting a negative value.

Moving items before or after another one

Lessons in this unit:

0:	Introduction
1:	Align rows or columns
2:	Vertical and horizontal alignment
3:	Wrap
4:	▶︎ Moving items before / after another one using order
5:	Vertical alignment using align-self
6:	Grow or shrink an item if necessary
7:	DEMO Create a layout using Flexbox

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