Great video! I completely get the point you're making, and it’s a fresh perspective. I really appreciate how you broke down the alternatives and explained their advantages so clearly. That said, all of the solutions you mentioned are very useful and probably still have their specific use cases. I also think there are still situations where flex-wrap is the best tool, so I wouldn’t dismiss it entirely. Keep up the awesome work! 🔥
Great solutions. One quick note: it is not an amount of columns, but rather a number of columns. If you ask how many, it's a number. If you ask how much, it's an amount.
For me, CSS grid is the better solution in most cases for layout, structure of the whole website, but for content, like cards content, I would use flex box. Both alignment solutions have their pros and cons and I think you use it as mentioned, grid for layout/structure and flex box for the content inside "boxes, cards ...", then you can benefit from the best of both worlds.
Firs of all thank you so much. 3:07 What is the parameters of the functions? (container = ? , scrollDistance = ? In html add "onclick(nextMovies(?, ?)" to the button tag )
Most of the so called "pros" don't know flexbox. Learn how the flex - algorithm really works, learn the differences between the width and the flex-basis, how flex-grow/shrink works. You don't need media-queries with flexbox.
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I don’t see the issues you mentioned. The first and second concerns can be resolved using justify-content: start and align-items: start. As for the long scrolling issue, it’s not even related to flex-wrap; it’s simply a matter of preference in how the card listing is represented, it's UI issue. So, it’s definitely not a flex-wrap issue.
3:30 overflow-x: auto; (rather than scroll) if you don’t want to force scroll bars to be shown when there isn’t enough content to need them.
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The first solution can easily be solved with justisy content start. Going the media query route is over kill
Great video! I completely get the point you're making, and it’s a fresh perspective. I really appreciate how you broke down the alternatives and explained their advantages so clearly. That said, all of the solutions you mentioned are very useful and probably still have their specific use cases. I also think there are still situations where flex-wrap is the best tool, so I wouldn’t dismiss it entirely. Keep up the awesome work! 🔥
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Fantastic work! Thank you!
The 3rd solution is what I use the most....thanks anyways for this tutorial 👍
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Great solutions.
One quick note: it is not an amount of columns, but rather a number of columns. If you ask how many, it's a number. If you ask how much, it's an amount.
The grid solution is great if you have multiple items but when you only have a few the fraction will grow too big and take the whole container
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For me, CSS grid is the better solution in most cases for layout, structure of the whole website, but for content, like cards content, I would use flex box. Both alignment solutions have their pros and cons and I think you use it as mentioned, grid for layout/structure and flex box for the content inside "boxes, cards ...", then you can benefit from the best of both worlds.
"Grid for page layout, flex for component layout" is a rule of thumb that has served me well.
@@bn5055 Exactly, I think that was the purpose of them both.
Would like to see more about the JS used to scroll the content using buttons!
Very clear and concise!
Firs of all thank you so much. 3:07 What is the parameters of the functions? (container = ? , scrollDistance = ? In html add "onclick(nextMovies(?, ?)" to the button tag )
Yet another awesome video!
nice video!
Most of the so called "pros" don't know flexbox. Learn how the flex - algorithm really works, learn the differences between the width and the flex-basis, how flex-grow/shrink works. You don't need media-queries with flexbox.
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Nice video, thank you!
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Please do a video on CSS Animations
Recently i had flex-wrap/grow problem, grid was not possible cauz i wanted last row centred. Solution was flex + container query for width
Cool n informative
While using the 2nd solution the first card gets hidden. Can you explain why? I used justify-content and align contents both to start.
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Doesn't think adding `align-items: start` is intuitive...
Proceeds to propose more complicated solutions instead.
Very awesome
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you forget to mention CSS columns
@3:40, that's not a real world case scenario. you either have mobile, desktop or laptop but not that display size.. so flex wrap is just fine
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None of these were flex-wrap problems to begin with and some of these felt made up for no reason.
Correct, those are UX problems and design issues, nothing technically
display grid will NOT work on iOS, be advised
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maxx- width might gonna hep here.
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These are not new solutions. they are the standard
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why "coding" video is about design :DDD
I don’t see the issues you mentioned. The first and second concerns can be resolved using justify-content: start and align-items: start. As for the long scrolling issue, it’s not even related to flex-wrap; it’s simply a matter of preference in how the card listing is represented, it's UI issue. So, it’s definitely not a flex-wrap issue.
Ummm, just use case
No. Flex wrap is very important with flex grow. Very important.
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Yo I was literally just searching this problem on Google. Thanks and great vid 🙏
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