So the next property we're going to learn about is for four items is justified self, which aligns a
great item inside of a cell along the line Roe axis, as opposed to a line self which will align along
the block column axis.
Now, this very applies to the grid item inside the cell.
So let's take a look at this.
And right here, I'm going to type in another comment just of myself.
So let's go down here and so let me just see, I think I'm going to leave the great container that this
was six cells and right of 100 pixels.
And now let me take a moment, think, for example, the second child right here.
Now, let's comment about all of this positions.
So a great column would start and so forth and so on, and now let's.
Justify itself and possibly going to start with a start and a.
Actor and what this will do is Aline's the grid item to be flushed with the start edge of the cell.
So if I go in here and actually hit refresh, so we justified.
The second child.
Kids can see right in here within a cell.
It's aligned the flush with the start of itself.
So let's try now and which will align with item to the flush with and edge of the cell.
So if I'm going to change, I'm just going to copy this extra step in here and hit enter.
It's safe.
And you can see the second item is now pushed to the right side.
Next up is centered just off herself and center, which aligned the grid atom to the center of the cell.
And don't forget, we are spending this form for ta ta here, so the last thing is stretch, which is
the default value, let's see justify self and then stretch.
The stretch
and now the item is stretched to about itself.
OK, so that's it for just the price of.