Another very useful property to use in the Fleck's boxes is the Fleck's Rup property, Fleck's Ruppe
ex, exactly like Fleck's direction, with the Roe attribute, with the difference that instead of placing
all the boxes present within the container on a single line, which has to shrink, as we can see.
Also, from this example where you noticed that if I drink also the rose will adapt to the space with
flex rap, as I was saying, instead of adapting, they will run on.
So if instead of flex direction, I inserted flex wrap with the wrap attribute and if I widened also
to make such a function clearer among all the tools.
The contents would not wrap on a single line anymore.
Instead, they would wrap to new lines if necessary in this specific case.
Indeed, they would already because we cannot insert two 400 pixel items, one side or the other.
But if I widened.
The items automatically would be laid on to a single line.
Therefore, with flex rap, we might create a flexible single line where to insert all the boxes contained
within the parent container.
In here is where there's the possibility to overturn.
So rap reverse the operation of the rose, which consequently will be displayed in reverse order and
in this case, obviously, the rose, which appear one beside the other, will start off from the last
two.
The first, as you see also in this case, the order is the same, but.
With the reverse, the first row which wrapped the others will be the last and not the first.
Moreover, no rap might be added as a tribute.
Wage.
Will output.
The same effect, Fleck's Direxion Roe Output's.
So if you need to create a container to work directly on just one line, adapt to the content.
And so wrapping up on the new line of the possible TCHI containers flex Ruppe is the right function
for you.