This document discusses the text-align property and how it affects your display flexboxes. This property is essential for controlling the alignment of text within the flex container, ensuring that your content is presented exactly as you intend.
It’s important to note that if a child element within the flexbox already has its text alignment set through specific CSS rules, that alignment will take precedence over the alignment set by the flex container’s text-align property. This allows for flexible and precise control over text presentation within complex layouts.
This approach to setting text alignment is particularly useful for ensuring consistency across your layout while still allowing for individual elements to be aligned differently if needed. Remember, the text-align property for flex containers sets the default alignment for all child elements without their own alignment settings, making it a powerful tool for managing text presentation in responsive designs.
CSS Property Reference: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/text-align