Next up, we're going to learn about the properties of the children, and the first one will be Fleck's
order.
Now, with inflects ordered by default, Fleck's items are aligned out of their source order.
However, the older property controls the order in which to appear in the Fleck's container.
So normally I would have here 123456.
Well, now the order is specified as I wish.
So let's jump into it and let's see how we can achieve this.
Now, this time, we're going to go down to the Fleck's container.
But Fleck's box items, because we need to target now the items themselves.
Now, I'm going to copy this.
So the children, indeed, the flexibles container and the flexibles item, and now I'm going to select
and target the first child item, so let's see first child and for our first child, we're going to
say order and let's see number two.
And it actually stretches back a bit.
And then it hit say so, let's hit and see what happens now.
This, too, was changed up.
OK, I'm going to copy this.
I'm going to target each element on itself.
So let's make.
Five more copies of one, two, three, four, missing one copy.
OK, we're going to multi select.
I'm going to hold on command then D, D, D and again and again to type of here.
And this just means I'm going to select the F child and after this to hear a out and click.
After the day it's open opening, close parentheses, let's go in here, that type in a number two and
then replace it.
So this would be number three, number four, number five and number six.
And this means extra time selecting here.
And one, two, three, four, five, six, the sixth child protection.
Let's do a one or the one for the fifth child as the order for see how they're the jumping around.
And let's do for you a number three.
And you can play around with this as you wish.