How to add a new Row on Angular Flex-box

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<div fxLayout="row" fxLayout.sm="column" fxLayout.xs="column" fxLayoutAlign="center" fxLayoutWrap *ngIf="blogs; else loading;">

        <div fxFlex="50" fxFlex.sm="100" fxFlex.xs="100" class="article_card" *ngFor="let blog of blogs">

            <mat-card class="example-card">

                <img mat-card-image src="{{blog.image_1}}" class="article_image">

                <mat-card-content>

                    <h1 class="article_header">{{blog.title}}</h1>

                    <p class="article_caption">

                        {{blog.caption}}

                    </p>

                    <span class="article_date">{{blog.created}}, </span><span class="article_read_time">{{blog.read_time}} read</span>

                </mat-card-content>

            </mat-card>

        </div>

    </div>

The desired layout is 2 cards on Large and Medium view while having 1 card occupy full width for small and extra-small view.

asked Nov 11 at 21:13

GeoffreyMahugu

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Have you tried with *ngFor then what happens?
– Paresh Gami
Nov 12 at 5:17

@PareshGami It stacks all the cards in one row. While the desired layout should be 2 cards in one Row then start a new row with 2 more cards. How can i make that dynamic?
– GeoffreyMahugu
Nov 12 at 13:43

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How do you add a new row while looping through your data set.

<div fxLayout="row" fxLayout.sm="column" fxLayout.xs="column" fxLayoutAlign="center" fxLayoutWrap *ngIf="blogs; else loading;">

        <div fxFlex="50" fxFlex.sm="100" fxFlex.xs="100" class="article_card" *ngFor="let blog of blogs">

            <mat-card class="example-card">

                <img mat-card-image src="{{blog.image_1}}" class="article_image">

                <mat-card-content>

                    <h1 class="article_header">{{blog.title}}</h1>

                    <p class="article_caption">

                        {{blog.caption}}

                    </p>

                    <span class="article_date">{{blog.created}}, </span><span class="article_read_time">{{blog.read_time}} read</span>

                </mat-card-content>

            </mat-card>

        </div>

    </div>

The desired layout is 2 cards on Large and Medium view while having 1 card occupy full width for small and extra-small view.

asked Nov 11 at 21:13

GeoffreyMahugu

215

Have you tried with *ngFor then what happens?
– Paresh Gami
Nov 12 at 5:17

@PareshGami It stacks all the cards in one row. While the desired layout should be 2 cards in one Row then start a new row with 2 more cards. How can i make that dynamic?
– GeoffreyMahugu
Nov 12 at 13:43

add a comment |

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0
down vote

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How do you add a new row while looping through your data set.

<div fxLayout="row" fxLayout.sm="column" fxLayout.xs="column" fxLayoutAlign="center" fxLayoutWrap *ngIf="blogs; else loading;">

        <div fxFlex="50" fxFlex.sm="100" fxFlex.xs="100" class="article_card" *ngFor="let blog of blogs">

            <mat-card class="example-card">

                <img mat-card-image src="{{blog.image_1}}" class="article_image">

                <mat-card-content>

                    <h1 class="article_header">{{blog.title}}</h1>

                    <p class="article_caption">

                        {{blog.caption}}

                    </p>

                    <span class="article_date">{{blog.created}}, </span><span class="article_read_time">{{blog.read_time}} read</span>

                </mat-card-content>

            </mat-card>

        </div>

    </div>

The desired layout is 2 cards on Large and Medium view while having 1 card occupy full width for small and extra-small view.

asked Nov 11 at 21:13

GeoffreyMahugu

215

How do you add a new row while looping through your data set.

<div fxLayout="row" fxLayout.sm="column" fxLayout.xs="column" fxLayoutAlign="center" fxLayoutWrap *ngIf="blogs; else loading;">

        <div fxFlex="50" fxFlex.sm="100" fxFlex.xs="100" class="article_card" *ngFor="let blog of blogs">

            <mat-card class="example-card">

                <img mat-card-image src="{{blog.image_1}}" class="article_image">

                <mat-card-content>

                    <h1 class="article_header">{{blog.title}}</h1>

                    <p class="article_caption">

                        {{blog.caption}}

                    </p>

                    <span class="article_date">{{blog.created}}, </span><span class="article_read_time">{{blog.read_time}} read</span>

                </mat-card-content>

            </mat-card>

        </div>

    </div>

The desired layout is 2 cards on Large and Medium view while having 1 card occupy full width for small and extra-small view.

html css angular typescript angular-flex-layout

asked Nov 11 at 21:13

GeoffreyMahugu

215

asked Nov 11 at 21:13

GeoffreyMahugu

215

asked Nov 11 at 21:13

GeoffreyMahugu

215

asked Nov 11 at 21:13

GeoffreyMahugu

215

asked Nov 11 at 21:13

GeoffreyMahugu

215

Have you tried with *ngFor then what happens?
– Paresh Gami
Nov 12 at 5:17

@PareshGami It stacks all the cards in one row. While the desired layout should be 2 cards in one Row then start a new row with 2 more cards. How can i make that dynamic?
– GeoffreyMahugu
Nov 12 at 13:43

add a comment |

Have you tried with *ngFor then what happens?
– Paresh Gami
Nov 12 at 5:17

@PareshGami It stacks all the cards in one row. While the desired layout should be 2 cards in one Row then start a new row with 2 more cards. How can i make that dynamic?
– GeoffreyMahugu
Nov 12 at 13:43

Have you tried with *ngFor then what happens?
– Paresh Gami
Nov 12 at 5:17

@PareshGami It stacks all the cards in one row. While the desired layout should be 2 cards in one Row then start a new row with 2 more cards. How can i make that dynamic?
– GeoffreyMahugu
Nov 12 at 13:43

add a comment |

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Here is how i achieved the desired layout:

<div fxLayout="row wrap" fxLayout.lt-sm="column" fxLayoutGap="15px" fxLayoutAlign=”flex-start” *ngIf="blogs; else loading;">

        <ng-container *ngFor="let blog of blogs">

            <mat-card fxFlex="0 1 calc(50% - 32px)" class="card_item" fxFlex.lt-sm="100%">

                <img mat-card-image src="{{blog.image_1}}" class="article_image">

                <mat-card-content>

                    <h1 class="article_header">{{blog.title}}</h1>

                    <p class="article_caption">

                        {{blog.caption}}

                    </p>

                    <span class="article_date">{{blog.created}}, </span><span class="article_read_time">{{blog.read_time}} read</span>

                </mat-card-content>

            </mat-card>

        </ng-container>

    </div>

For more info please check on this article: AG-GRID: THE BEST HTML5 GRID IN THE WORLD

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Here is how i achieved the desired layout:

<div fxLayout="row wrap" fxLayout.lt-sm="column" fxLayoutGap="15px" fxLayoutAlign=”flex-start” *ngIf="blogs; else loading;">

        <ng-container *ngFor="let blog of blogs">

            <mat-card fxFlex="0 1 calc(50% - 32px)" class="card_item" fxFlex.lt-sm="100%">

                <img mat-card-image src="{{blog.image_1}}" class="article_image">

                <mat-card-content>

                    <h1 class="article_header">{{blog.title}}</h1>

                    <p class="article_caption">

                        {{blog.caption}}

                    </p>

                    <span class="article_date">{{blog.created}}, </span><span class="article_read_time">{{blog.read_time}} read</span>

                </mat-card-content>

            </mat-card>

        </ng-container>

    </div>

For more info please check on this article: AG-GRID: THE BEST HTML5 GRID IN THE WORLD

answered Nov 13 at 9:49

GeoffreyMahugu

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up vote
0
down vote

Here is how i achieved the desired layout:

<div fxLayout="row wrap" fxLayout.lt-sm="column" fxLayoutGap="15px" fxLayoutAlign=”flex-start” *ngIf="blogs; else loading;">

        <ng-container *ngFor="let blog of blogs">

            <mat-card fxFlex="0 1 calc(50% - 32px)" class="card_item" fxFlex.lt-sm="100%">

                <img mat-card-image src="{{blog.image_1}}" class="article_image">

                <mat-card-content>

                    <h1 class="article_header">{{blog.title}}</h1>

                    <p class="article_caption">

                        {{blog.caption}}

                    </p>

                    <span class="article_date">{{blog.created}}, </span><span class="article_read_time">{{blog.read_time}} read</span>

                </mat-card-content>

            </mat-card>

        </ng-container>

    </div>

For more info please check on this article: AG-GRID: THE BEST HTML5 GRID IN THE WORLD

answered Nov 13 at 9:49

GeoffreyMahugu

215

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up vote
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down vote

Here is how i achieved the desired layout:

<div fxLayout="row wrap" fxLayout.lt-sm="column" fxLayoutGap="15px" fxLayoutAlign=”flex-start” *ngIf="blogs; else loading;">

        <ng-container *ngFor="let blog of blogs">

            <mat-card fxFlex="0 1 calc(50% - 32px)" class="card_item" fxFlex.lt-sm="100%">

                <img mat-card-image src="{{blog.image_1}}" class="article_image">

                <mat-card-content>

                    <h1 class="article_header">{{blog.title}}</h1>

                    <p class="article_caption">

                        {{blog.caption}}

                    </p>

                    <span class="article_date">{{blog.created}}, </span><span class="article_read_time">{{blog.read_time}} read</span>

                </mat-card-content>

            </mat-card>

        </ng-container>

    </div>

For more info please check on this article: AG-GRID: THE BEST HTML5 GRID IN THE WORLD

answered Nov 13 at 9:49

GeoffreyMahugu

215

Here is how i achieved the desired layout:

<div fxLayout="row wrap" fxLayout.lt-sm="column" fxLayoutGap="15px" fxLayoutAlign=”flex-start” *ngIf="blogs; else loading;">

        <ng-container *ngFor="let blog of blogs">

            <mat-card fxFlex="0 1 calc(50% - 32px)" class="card_item" fxFlex.lt-sm="100%">

                <img mat-card-image src="{{blog.image_1}}" class="article_image">

                <mat-card-content>

                    <h1 class="article_header">{{blog.title}}</h1>

                    <p class="article_caption">

                        {{blog.caption}}

                    </p>

                    <span class="article_date">{{blog.created}}, </span><span class="article_read_time">{{blog.read_time}} read</span>

                </mat-card-content>

            </mat-card>

        </ng-container>

    </div>

For more info please check on this article: AG-GRID: THE BEST HTML5 GRID IN THE WORLD

answered Nov 13 at 9:49

GeoffreyMahugu

215

answered Nov 13 at 9:49

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