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Thanks, Glad you like this tutorial to make expandable image gallery

Thanks Siddhesh, Glad you liked this expandable image gallery design

Thank you! 😃

Glad you think so!

flex-direction: column; // display items vertically one by one flex-wrap: wrap; // allows items to wrap in multiple lines if you want 10 items in 2 rows (5 each) then use wrap and play with the container's width until you find the right size.

@@_g4m3r_ where should i put the code? In in the .container or inside the nth-child?

​@@syahminsemsubhari8664 Sorry I can't recall the code from 6 months ago, and I don't have the time now to rewatch the video. If I should guess, I'd say the container.

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Thank you very much, Must watch this beginners tutorial too: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/faeKidmhz969gY0.html

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I think flex-direction:column; may help