Alinhamento nos eixos Flexbox - @CursoemVideo HTML5 + CSS3

Let's continue studying Chapter 27 of our support material, looking at some more properties, this time alignment properties on both axes, all done using the new [Applause] flexbox technology. Hello, how are you? Welcome to another lesson here in your HTML and CSS course. We 're talking about flexbox in this chapter, and it's very important that

I make it very clear once again that many people say, "Oh no, you repeat yourself too much!" Look, there are people who decide to say, "Oh no, I've already studied flexbox, I just want to know, for example, 'justify content' and ' align items'," and then they missed a lot of the explanation that came before. To

understand these two properties that we're going to see now, 'justify content' and ' align items', you have to know what a Flex container is, what the properties of this Flex container are according to the direction. You have to know how to classify what the main axis is, the Main access, and also classify what

the cross axis is, right? What is the transversal axis? So we can understand what justifying content and aligning items mean within flexbox. So this is a... This chapter is already the fourth lesson, and if this is the fourth lesson, you can deduce that you missed three lessons. And if you haven't seen them, it's

very important that you watch them. This entire course is being developed using version control, using Git and GitHub. So, if by chance you haven't seen the chapter that talks about version control in our course, you're also missing out because we're going to use it here during the lesson. But if you 're someone who's following everything perfectly,