Flex Right Align One Item: Illustration (Example)

See illustration to understand how to right-align one item in Flexbox CSS

UpdatedNovember 15, 2021

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Flex Right Align One Item: Illustration (Example)

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Simply use margin-left: auto on the flex-item you want to align to the right:

CSS Flex Right Align One Item (1).png

If you have multiple flex-items next to that element, it will also align those to the right:

CSS Flex Right Align Multiple Items.png

How it works is that 'margin' will take up all the available space to the left, pushing the element itself to the right.

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