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Add flexbox tutorial showing how to realise vertical placements of elements - #33
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Adds examples going through different flex box alignments and other characteristics.
This clarifies greatly for example how to use
growandspacefor vertical placement of elements.(I realised this by working through https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/)
Users benefit from this by copying and starting from a working example instead of fiddling around to find the (yet undocumented) solution for the required layout.
This is of course a working draft. Let me know what could be added.
Also, this could be used as template for defining vertical placement functions in atomic-css directly like
center.