Hello, in this video, I am going to show you how to size your widgets. So if you look, I've got a little simple row with one text trouble, it's got the norm, its integrity pretty long. And as you know, the row can only be on one line. As you can see, when it's like that, we get this little sort of, you know, yellow and black bar. This is just saying it's got to fight three peaks. If you ever get that you need to start adjusting your content.
So that's what that mean. Let me show you some other cool ways of conditioning. So if I was to just add, you know, check, I'm just gonna add three of these. Just to keep it really simple to save that, okay, we get 123 throughout the layout video, we can do some cool positioning, we could do like, main axis alignment, we could do Main African center, for example, Aleksey center now. And we can also do space even in which is a pretty cool one is this something else that we can do as well. So maybe we want more of a focus, especially if this is an image because this is only tech, we might if this was images, we want more of a focus on one of them.
So essentially that one big on the wall, it occupies more space, you can put expanded, and then inside of here, you per child, the child is in a webinar. So this text for example. I don't want to go to that place, just manually type it in for part one. And if I was to just duplicate this, so we get a total of three You can have as many as you need. And you can put whatever content you want if I do that, okay, so as you can see, the position is slightly different inside again, you can experiment with the types of bridges, I'm actually going to go with this one, it looks like with it, that's all overrides that. But if we were to put like, a flex property, and if we put to this will double the natural width that you would, you know, essentially provide because this should usually be, you know, a third, a third, and it's, you know, a little bit larger than that, if you want more of a focus, so we could do three, for example.
And it's even bigger. So this is great for images. And that's really, you know, all there is for sizing widgets. Obviously, the tech isn't getting bigger that will be based on font, but the content or like the container that the text is in, is getting bigger, that sort of, you know, element And if it's an image, and if your image is set to feel the actual container, then that will naturally get bigger and that's the extra task, change the text to images. If you have any questions, feel free to drop me a message. And as usual, I look forward to seeing you in the next video.