@itush
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Interesting question 😁
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When you use
min-heighton the parent element(not explicitly defined), the child element cannot take percentage values for its height because it's calculated based on the height of the parent element. -
However, when you use
heighton the parent element or specific height values like 50em, 500px, or 50vh on the child element, it works because the height is explicitly defined. This is how CSS is designed to work. -
I hope this explanation is somewhat helpful for you🤞
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@CosmicGarou18
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@itush alright I understand but then how should i make the children element responsive, and also i wanted to ask why do my flex items shrink even when I turn it off
@itush
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@CosmicGarou18
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Setting
height,min-height, ormax-heighton the parent element defines how the parent will behave in different scenarios. These CSS properties control the height of the parent element and determine how it will expand or shrink based on its content, available space, or specified constraints. -
To make the child element responsive at different breakpoints, you typically need to apply different dimensions to the child element for each breakpoint. This can be achieved using CSS media queries, which allow you to apply different styles based on the size of the viewport or other conditions.
