OK, so next up, we have a line item.
Now, what this does is Aline's grid items along the block column axis, as opposed to justify items
which line items along the inline row axis.
So this close up and of course, the values apply to all of the grid items.
So let's take a look at this.
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OK, so let's start with a line items now, four line items we have exactly like for.
Just about items we have start and and center and stretch, so let's see what each of them does and
then we're going to move on.
So first of all, starting with start line items at the start, not start, just start and align the
items to the flesh with and the start edge of the cell.
So let's take a look.
As I said, this aligns the items to the flesh with the start edge of the cell, I guess.
Next up, we're going to take a look at and.
Unless it's safe and as you can see, this allows the items to the flush with the edge of the cell,
then we have a center.
So line items and center.
Which will line items in the center of the cell and last but not least, we have line items stretched,
stretched, which is actually the default value.
And as you can see, everything stays the same.
Okay, so that's basically it for a line items.