When we say flex rep by default, flex items, we all try to fit into one line.
You can change that and allow the items to rep as needed with this property.
So let me show you how this works.
Let us go back to flexing everything in a row.
So let me comment this out.
Hit, save, and now Irving, Texas, in a row, and if I would make this smaller or compress our container,
you could see the items are disappearing.
So they're not rapping, so let's type in here, comment, flex rap.
This basically just means that the flex rep property is no rep for hit say nothing happens.
But if I do flex rep and I choose rep, then items will rep onto multiple lines from the top to the
bottom.
So let's hit, enter and now save.
As you can see, items are now ripping from top to the bottom.
And if I make this larger.
Or get together, you can see the legacy items are now taking up the rest of the free space for flex
rep, we could also do flex rep and choose rep reverse.
And with this property, items will flex onto multiple lines from the bottom to the top.
This is just exactly the same thing, but in the reverse direction.
Okay, so that's pretty much it for Flex Rep.