Direções e Eixos Flexbox CSS - @CursoemVideo HTML5 + CSS3

Let's continue your studies on flexbox in this 27th Chapter, and in this video we'll talk about directions and [Music] [Applause] axes. Hello, how are you? Welcome to another video here in your HTML CSS course. We 're in the chapter on Flexible Boxes, which are our flexible boxes. In the previous video, I explained how

flexible boxes work, so it 's extremely important that you watched the video from beginning to end. At the end of the video, we did a practical test, and it's this practical test that we'll use from now on. We're going to add two very important concepts: first, the Flex Direction configuration, and also we're going to talk about axes

because there are two basic axes, and it 's not so simple to understand. Keep your notebook handy so you can make some little drawings that I'll show you in a moment. If you keep everything written down neatly, you certainly won't get confused with the axes, and knowing directions and axes is very important so that you can

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