top | item 24764987 (no title) KarimDaghari | 5 years ago nav, figure and button: why wouldn't flex cut it? discuss order hn newest nailer|5 years ago because they nearly always might have two dimensions.Good question. Think of a price button (to choose yearly payment, instead of monthly).----$299/year upfront *Less than $25 a monthcancel anytime----* The symbol would be smaller, the number bigger, lined up in a horizontal row. KarimDaghari|5 years ago I would use: `flex-direction: row`. And use wrap the number and asterisk in a `span` and style them as needed. load replies (1)
nailer|5 years ago because they nearly always might have two dimensions.Good question. Think of a price button (to choose yearly payment, instead of monthly).----$299/year upfront *Less than $25 a monthcancel anytime----* The symbol would be smaller, the number bigger, lined up in a horizontal row. KarimDaghari|5 years ago I would use: `flex-direction: row`. And use wrap the number and asterisk in a `span` and style them as needed. load replies (1)
KarimDaghari|5 years ago I would use: `flex-direction: row`. And use wrap the number and asterisk in a `span` and style them as needed. load replies (1)
nailer|5 years ago
Good question. Think of a price button (to choose yearly payment, instead of monthly).
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$299/year upfront *
Less than $25 a month
cancel anytime
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* The symbol would be smaller, the number bigger, lined up in a horizontal row.
KarimDaghari|5 years ago