Anyone who is an "expert" at Chrome Devtools should be able to explain what does the blue arrow signify?
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Anyone who is an "expert" at Chrome Devtools should be able to explain what does the blue arrow signify?
Here is a similar question that has been unanswered about what the hash means.
Pretty often the next html element is too wide, so it pushes left the element in the left side. You may want to try to change the container div size or decrease the width of the element on the left.
The flexbox layout comprises a parent element with display: flex;
property and child flex items.
Flex items in many layouts might combine the automatic flexibility of flexbox with the manual size settings: flex-none
, flex-basis
,width
, height
, max-width
, max-height
etc.
When you hover over the element in the Elements panel the flexbox layout is visualized. The dotted lines essentially represent the difference between the actual and potential size and position of items within the flex
element.
The arrow appears if e. g. there is a conflict between the potential item size in the flexbox layout and its actual size. This might be the case if
MDN Docs on flex-basis property and this answer both provide a good explanation.
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