Flexwrap

flexwrap is a CSS property that controls whether flex items are forced onto a single line or can wrap onto multiple lines. It is used in conjunction with the display: flex or display: inline-flex property. The default value for flexwrap is nowrap, which means that all flex items will be displayed on a single line, even if they overflow the container.

When flexwrap is set to wrap, flex items will wrap onto multiple lines if they cannot fit on a single line. The direction of the wrap depends on the value of the flex-direction property. If flex-direction is row, then flex items will wrap from top to bottom. If flex-direction is column, then flex items will wrap from left to right.

Another value for flexwrap is wrap-reverse. This value causes flex items to wrap in the opposite direction of the wrap value. So, if flex-direction is row, then flex items will wrap from bottom to top. If flex-direction is column, then flex items will wrap from right to left.

flexwrap is a useful property for creating responsive layouts. By using flexwrap, you can ensure that your flex items will always fit within their container, regardless of the screen size. This can help to improve the user experience on your website or application.