Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - Applying Element Sizing with Flexbox

The video tutorial covers the basics of using flexbox in CSS to create responsive layouts. It starts with setting display properties and applying flex properties to elements within a container. The tutorial explains how to use flex wrap and flex flow to control layout, including wrapping content and reversing wrap order. It also demonstrates how to justify and align content both horizontally and vertically, using properties like justify content and align items. The video concludes with a discussion on vertical alignment options and a preview of upcoming topics.

What is the primary purpose of setting the display property to flex?

• To enable flexible layouts

• To fix element positions

• To apply grid layout

• To make elements invisible

How does the auto value affect the size of flex items?

• It prevents resizing

• It ignores width and height properties

• It adjusts size based on content

• It sets a fixed size

What does the flex-wrap property allow you to do?

• Change text color

• Set a fixed width

• Wrap content within a container

• Align items vertically

What is the effect of using wrap-reverse in flexbox?

• Items are aligned to the right

• Items are aligned to the left

• Items wrap in reverse order

• Items are hidden

What does the flex-flow property combine?

• Flex-basis and flex-grow

• Flex-grow and flex-shrink

• Flex-start and flex-end

• Flex-direction and flex-wrap

Which property is used to center content horizontally in a flex container?

• Flex-wrap

• Justify-content

• Flex-direction

• Align-items

What does the align-items property control?

• Horizontal spacing

• Element visibility

• Vertical alignment

• Text color