CSS Grid Layout and Other Layout Methods Quiz

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Which layout method is being used in the first example?

  • Position
  • Flexbox (correct)
  • Float
  • Grid layout

What happens when the flex container becomes too narrow in the first example?

  • Items wrap onto a new row (correct)
  • Items disappear
  • Items start to overlap
  • Items shrink in size

Why do the wrapped items not line up underneath the items above in the first example?

  • The flex container is not wide enough
  • The items have different widths
  • The flexbox layout does not support alignment
  • The items have different flex properties (correct)

What is the flex-basis value set to in the first example?

<p>150 pixels (C)</p>
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Which property is set to wrap in the first example?

<p>flex-wrap (D)</p>
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Which layout method is being used in the first example?

<p>Flexbox (B)</p>
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What is the flex-basis value set to in the first example?

<p>150 pixels (D)</p>
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What happens when the space in the container becomes too narrow in the first example?

<p>Items will wrap onto a new row (A)</p>
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Which property is set to wrap in the first example?

<p>Flex-wrap (C)</p>
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Why do the wrapped items not line up underneath the items above in the first example?

<p>Because they are in a different flex line (A)</p>
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Study Notes

Flexbox Layout Example

  • The layout method used in the first example is Flexbox.
  • When the flex container becomes too narrow, the items wrap to a new line.
  • The wrapped items do not line up underneath the items above because the flex basis is set to auto, which allows the items to take up the remaining space.
  • The flex-basis value is set to auto in the first example.
  • The property set to wrap in the first example is flex-wrap.
  • When the space in the container becomes too narrow, the items wrap to a new line.

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