Weird position of gap values in flex container

This is a very tiny thing, but it is interesting to see what the community and Appfarm thinks.
When you edit the Gap values of a flex container the first value is for some reason the Y axis and the second value is the X axis.

Colossal counter-intuitive problem or nothing to worry about? :smiley:

Hi!

The order of the gap property values in CSS flex containers may initially seem counterintuitive, with the first value representing the row gap and the second value the column gap. However, this ordering is consistent with other CSS layout properties.

So all in all, nothing to worry about :slight_smile:

That is good to know!