Centralização absoluta com Flexbox - @CursoemVideo HTML5 + CSS3

Many people, when they start studying flexbox, do so because people tell them: "Do you want to center things on the screen?" "Use flexbox, it's much easier, and I'm going to show you in this video." Hello how are you? Welcome to another video here in your HTML and CSS course. We are on chapter 27 of

our support material, fully available for free at our GitHub address. And this video is a little shorter than the others, because it teaches how to center elements on the screen. However, I want to warn you now, the heavy Guanabara is back. Every class has a tough Guanabara, mostly because I'm a Guanabara and I know I'm a tough one. There's

no point in watching this video if you have n't seen the previous ones, because I'll be talking about things like main axis, cross axis, container, item, justified alignment on the main axis, and justified alignment on the cross axis. So you need to know those things, because we learned them in the previous videos. This video is

just to prove to you that you will be able to perfectly align things in the middle of the containers. And I'll also prove to you that you can use these flex properties outside of divs, because so far we've only used them in divs. So we're going to learn some new things in this

class, even though it's a little shorter than the others. Okay? So, let's begin our theory with these well-prepared slides I've made for you. Calm down, calm down, calm down, calm down. The screen is already on its way, but I have an important announcement to make about EstudoNauta. Are you taking this course because your

university requires you to study HTML, or are you currently taking the course and having difficulties with it? Another subject that probably causes a lot of difficulty , if you're going through that, you know, is the C programming language. Well, you should know that at EstudoNauta we already have courses running in C and