Inline-flex - IORELYS

Inline-flex + section on 'flow-root'

column_master100|flex0|block

• section class="flex01 + h_align_t_50" (display:inline-flex; border:2px dotted teal; min-height:110px; min-width:95%;)(position:relative; left:50%; transform:translate(-50%,0);)
• div class="v_align pw5" style="height:70%; width:90%; margin:auto;""
• div class="v_align pw6" style="width:90%; border:2px solid dodgerblue; margin:auto; padding:20px 20px 30px; background:white; text-align:center; border-radius:7px;"
‹code›‹txt1›Overlay‹/txt1› hr/ hr_10 position:relative; top:50%; transform:translate(0,-50%);‹/code›

flex01

Overlay

position:relative; top:50%; transform:translate(0,-50%);

• section class="flex01 + h_align_t_50" (display:inline-flex; border:2px dotted teal; min-height:110px; min-width:95%;)(position:relative; left:50%; transform:translate(-50%,0);) 
• div class="v_align" style="height:70%; width:90%; margin:auto;""
• div class="v_align" style="width:90%; border:2px solid dodgerblue; margin:auto; padding:20px 20px 30px; background:white; text-align:center; border-radius:7px;"
# ‹code›‹txt1›Overlay‹/txt1› position:relative; top:50%; transform:translate(0,-50%);‹/code›

flex01

Overlay position:relative; top:50%; transform:translate(0,-50%);

flex1 (no min-width)

Overlay position:relative; top:50%; transform:translate(0,-50%);

.flex01 {display:inline-flex; min-height:90px; min-width:95%; padding:0px 20px;} + style=”margin:auto; ! inline-flex at this block level LIMITS the options to center horizontally with margin:auto Yet it works at the next block level???

Block:

.h_align + .flex0·display:inline-flex; min-width:90%; |.block·vertical-align:middle; margin:auto;| .block:before {content:”; display:inline-block; height:100%;}

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flex0 + h_align_t_50 ··· You need to add style or class.h_align_t_50 {position:relative; left:50%; transform:translate(-50%,0);} to center horizontally

Block:

.h_align + .flex0·display:inline-flex; min-width:90%;|.block·vertical-align:middle; margin:auto;| .block:before {content:”; display:inline-block; height:100%;

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flex0 + h_align_t_50

Block0 ‹h4 notOK› Content simple

‹article class="flex0 h_align_t_50"›‹sticker›·‹/sticker›
‹section class="block0 h_align_t_50" style="height:60px!important; width:50%;">‹sticker›·‹/sticker›‹div class="centered0"›Block0 ‹h4 notOK›   Content simple‹/div›‹/section›‹/article›

Myblock2:

new section stays inline and accepts ‹h4›

Flex container1:

1st div |

1. flex0 h_align | pw5 v_align (top:50%; but no transform:translate(0,-50%);

2. Myblock2:

new section stays inline

flex0 pw5 | block | myblock2

3. Block | Myblock2:

new section stays inline

Flex container1:

1st div |

4. Myblock2:

new section stays inline

valign

.block:before {content:''; display:inline-block; height:100%; vertical-align:middle!important; margin-right:-0.25em;}
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/display/two-value_syntax_of_display
css-tricks.com/centering-in-the-unknown/
The base line H posit° between all inline components reacts to the largest? font-size. Hence large fonts push around the base line.

Flow root The line height position shared between all the inline components conforms to the largest? font-size. Hence large fonts push the centered line downwards. With the inline flex it is possible to “margin-top:-npx” and re-center.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Flow_Layout/Intro_to_formatting_contexts Inline flex changes block level displays to inline and also impacts the children in that container. Margins and div classes start to work on inline components!

Flex container1:

1st div |

Flex container1:

1st div |

2nd div |

No div. End flex container.

Text following the flex container.

Flex container2:

new section stays inline and accepts ‹h4›

Now, the entire block/container encloses several div’s w. classes, non div’s etc. that all behave like inline components. TBD?? The same is true when working with grid layout. Using display:grid will give you a block-level box, which creates a grid formatting context for the direct children. Using display:inline-grid will create an inline-level box, which creates a grid formatting context for the children. Note: To create a block-level box with flex children, this means that instead of setting display:flex to create a block-level box with flex children, we will use display:block flex. Instead of display:inline-flex to create an inline-level box with flex children, we will use display:inline flex.

• Developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/display/two-value_syntax_of_display | • VERY DETAILED: drafts.csswg.org/css-display/#display-value-summary

.flex1 {border:3px solid dodgerblue; display:inline-flex; margin:12px; padding:5px;}

‹section class="flex1"›

Display:flow-root | The flow-root prevents the floating item from sticking out if it is higher that the container. It pushes the container like the height:max-content property.

Floated item

Text following the float. In this example we have a floated item inside a container. The float is contained by the bordered box, which wraps it and the text alongside. In the example below we have a floated item inside a container. The two-value syntax for display:flow-root is -> display:block flow-root. Therefore display: inline-block does exactly what display: flow-root does, but with an inline-level, rather than a block-level box. styles: .container1 {display:flow-root; border:2px dotted grey; padding:5px;} .item1 {margin:2px 12px 2px 2px; float:left; border:1px solid grey; padding:10px;}

.container1 {display: flow-root; border:2px dotted grey; padding:1px;}
.item1 {margin: 10px; float: left; border:1px solid grey; padding:10px;}

Display:flow-root

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