Version 2 of the Flexbox/Grid course at Frontend Masters.

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  • Last update: Jan 3, 2023
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Frontend Masters: CSS Grids and Flexbox in Responsive Web Design v2

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Comments(1)

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    Question about why flex has different behaviors between chrome and firefox

    hi, I found different flex behavior on chrome and firefox when I was following the lecture video "Text Overlay Effect with Flexbox" on 03:10. After I add "display: flex" to figure, I found chrome has different behaviors than firefox. Here is the code after adding "display: flex": https://codepen.io/nancyz/pen/NWwvEmV?editors=1100

    screen shot on chrome chrome-flex screen shot on firefox firefox-flex

    after I try to add wrapper for image and add height for image css, I found the behaviors of flex acts similarly here is the code after I made some modification and looks same on both chrome and firefox: https://codepen.io/nancyz/pen/NWwvEVV?editors=1100

    I am curious why browsers have different behavior like this. Is adding wrapper to image solve this problem? If so, why adding wrapper solve this problem?

    Thanks!