Open Yka59 opened 5 years ago
I've just downloaded Brackets, and quit new to coding. I'm trying to work with Flexbox in Brackets but for some reason It don't work? C attach file. Is there an extension, or what should I do?
Sorry almost forgot. OS 10.13.6
You are using the old flexbox spec:
display: box
should be display: flex
box-flex
should be just flex
box-orient
should be flex-direction
box-ordinal-group
should be order
So this doesn't seem to be a Brackets specific issue
Hi. Thanks for your reply. My mistake, I took a book that I thought was released 2018, but after your e-mail I took a closer look, and It was 2015. Sorry about that, and thank you, I really appreciate It.
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ke 27. helmik. 2019 klo 21.38 Maurits Lourens (notifications@github.com) kirjoitti:
You are using the old flexbox spec:
display: box should be display: flex box-flex should be just flex box-orient should be flex-direction box-ordinal-group should be order
So this doesn't seem to be a Brackets specific issue
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yes, as @mslourens stated this is due to the older version of flexbox. Current version requires you to set your display: flex on the parent container. Here is a fantastic guide for flexbox properties that should be easy to follow. FlexBox Guide You can also checkout this interactive flexbox froggy game to get a more hands on approach to flexbox syntax. FlexBox Froggy
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