• When a complex layout cannot first be achieved using flow, stack and split layouts. However, if you are very familiar with CSS Flexbox, you may choose to use a flex layout from the start.
• You want a layout that flows in a single dimension, where the dimension may change depending on other factors, such as viewport size. For example, in layouts where the direction and overflow behavior need to change depending on the viewport size or device.
• For small-scale layout of components within a container or region within an application or webpage.

• When a flow, stack or split layout can achieve your desired layout. These components are optimized for specific use cases in a constant direction.
• When you need to present content over both rows and columns at the same time, such as a dashboard or multi-column Form, use GridLayout.
• For large-scale, page-level layout. Instead, use GridLayout or BorderLayout.

To import FlexLayout and FlexItem from the core Salt package, use:

• When a complex layout cannot first be achieved using flow, stack and split layouts. However, if you are very familiar with CSS Flexbox, you may choose to use a flex layout from the start.
• You want a layout that flows in a single dimension, where the dimension may change depending on other factors, such as viewport size. For example, in layouts where the direction and overflow behavior need to change depending on the viewport size or device.
• For small-scale layout of components within a container or region within an application or webpage.

• When a flow, stack or split layout can achieve your desired layout. These components are optimized for specific use cases in a constant direction.
• When you need to present content over both rows and columns at the same time, such as a dashboard or multi-column Form, use GridLayout.
• For large-scale, page-level layout. Instead, use GridLayout or BorderLayout.

To import FlexLayout and FlexItem from the core Salt package, use:

• When a complex layout cannot first be achieved using flow, stack and split layouts. However, if you are very familiar with CSS Flexbox, you may choose to use a flex layout from the start.
• You want a layout that flows in a single dimension, where the dimension may change depending on other factors, such as viewport size. For example, in layouts where the direction and overflow behavior need to change depending on the viewport size or device.
• For small-scale layout of components within a container or region within an application or webpage.

• When a flow, stack or split layout can achieve your desired layout. These components are optimized for specific use cases in a constant direction.
• When you need to present content over both rows and columns at the same time, such as a dashboard or multi-column Form, use GridLayout.
• For large-scale, page-level layout. Instead, use GridLayout or BorderLayout.

To import FlexLayout and FlexItem from the core Salt package, use: