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Other layout techniques complimentary to the design patterns discussed.
We will consolidate the two spreadsheets into a single spreadsheet with what I consider the optimal versions of each design pattern while acknowledging the good and bad of each version.
The grid pattern is impossible using Flexbox, but the column drop is available and achieved using a flex-wrap, justify-center, and, flex-grow.
The center pattern sets the same margin properties, but the children is implemented using flex properties instead of grid.
he cover pattern is almost identical to the grid implementation, but just uses flexbox properties.
The split can be made even more responsive by adding the minItemWidth and switchAt.
The Split pattern using flex box can seem complicated, but is a very powerful when all the fractions are setup.
The inline-cluster pattern is accomplished using the wrap and align-items center.
In this lesson, we will learn how to implement the stack pattern using Flexbox.
The Grid pattern combines a few specific CSS Grid Properties that allow for an auto grid layout optimized to the inline size available to the component.
Half of the centering is done through your typical auto margin technique. The children are centering through a few extra CSS Grid properties.