html - Being Flexbox element as flexbox container too -


// excuse beginner's english

hello! can implement follow construction:

<div class="flex-container-1">     <div class="flex-element-1 flex-container-2">         <div class="flex-element-2">...</div>         <div class="flex-element-2">...</div>     </div>     <div class="flex-element-1 flex-container-2">         <div class="flex-element-2">...</div>         <div class="flex-element-2">...</div>     </div> </div>

my simple attempt:

.flex-container-1, .flex-container-2 {     display: flex; } .flex-element-1, .flex-element-2 {     flex: auto; }

... not correct.

making more flatten not way me, because need grouping container.

have ideas?

thanks!

i don't know want do, in example use display: flex on container. flex box has more possibilities, , can read them here: http://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/

for example if use flex-direction: column on flex-container-2 this: 

.flex-container-1, .flex-container-2 {      display: flex;        }  .flex-container-2 {      flex-direction: column;  }  .flex-element-1, .flex-element-2 {      flex: auto;  }
<div class="flex-container-1">      <div class="flex-element-1 flex-container-2">          <div class="flex-element-2">1...</div>          <div class="flex-element-2">1...</div>      </div>      <div class="flex-element-1 flex-container-2">          <div class="flex-element-2">2...</div>          <div class="flex-element-2">2...</div>      </div>  </div>


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