I love the tool itself... have you guys thought about some way to integrate it into Chrome or FF as a development / debugging tool?
We've been advocating moving our visual implementation (or something similar) to dev tools in both FF and Chrome. Here are some before/after examples to show you how a more abstract input method can really speed up development: http://things-that-web-inspectors-should-have.webflow.io/
Visual game to learn Flexbox
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#13I cannot crack the last 3 :( Any hints anyone?
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#14Very cool, though I'd love to have an option to reset if possible
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#15- Flexbox Froggy - http://flexboxfroggy.com/
- CSS Diner - https://flukeout.github.io/
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#17Is there a technical reason Firefox isn't supported?
(We're working around this soon though by moving away from native scrollbars, since it's very unlikely that Firefox will fix this anytime soon.)
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#18I cannot crack the last 3 :( Any hints anyone?
For 26:
- Changed the order to have 1 at the end, aligned it at the bottom, then set its width to 100%. Then, for the parent container, click "Wrap children", so that 1 gets its own line. 1 should now be done. - Next, click the parent container. For the row layout, align them the right end. This gets 2 and 3 properly aligned on the right side. - Finally, click 3, and click "Align Self: End". This gets 3 properly positioned vertically.
The key insight for me was to realize the easiest way is to get it to work with the row layout. If 1 is at the beginning there's no magic mix of widths that will work, which means 1 needs its own line & therefore must be at the end position-wise. Haven't done 27 and 28 yet :).