In this tutorial, we look at "justify-content: space-between" in CSS Flexbox.
The "justify-content" property in CSS Flexbox determines how space is distributed between and around flex items along the main axis, or in other words, how flex items are positioned in the "flex-direction".
In simple terms, "justify-content: space-between" works as follows: along the main axis, any "space" inside the parent flex container is placed "between" the flex items, with the first item pushed up against the start edge and the last item pushed up against the end edge.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Main axis vs. Cross axis
01:12 Default positioning—"justify-content: flex-start"
02:06 How "justify-content: space-between" works
04:15 "justify-content: space-between" and the "column" direction
05:59 Summary
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