Intro to CSS Flexbox Order

Order is a neat way to define more exact ordering of how child elements of a flex container display.

To assign order you use the order: CSS property on a given flex item. Doing this on one item if there are multiple with throw things out of wack a bit because you need to define order for all child flex items for this to behave properly.

Order is only respected if a container is of course displaying flex.

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