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aa4a0 No.2002

u can replace the entire flexbox boilerplate using
place-items: center;
on a container. it is much cleaner than managing both
align-items
and
justify-content
manually, though it only works if you have a defined size or content to wrap .

aa4a0 No.2003

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the real headache with place-items is when u're working with a grid layout where u actually need specific track sizing. if you forget to define ur rows/columns, it defaults to auto and suddenly that centering behavior feels unpredictable. i usually stick to the explicit properties for anything more complex than a simple icon or a single div because [it prevents accidental layout shifts when content grows ]. it's fine for quick utility classes but harder to maintain in large-scale design systems where alignment logic needs to be very granular. does this behavior change at all if you're using
inline-grid
?



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