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Fluid type is a straight line between two points and the arithmetic catches everyone out. Enter four numbers, take the clamp, and see what it computes at any width.
Every flexbox tool shows you the result. This one tells you why the items went there, including the direction swap that makes justify-content and align-items change roles.
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