Please ignore if you do not agree, but typically the flex setting only show up when the element’s display is set to flex, however in the case of an image, some of the flex settings show up despite it being a “display: block” by default.
When it is set to flex the flex settings section is enriched with the additional flex details.
Expected Behavior:
No flex settings should be shown on the image element unless display flex is selected.
Best,
C
First of all, it is sufficient if the parent element is a flexbox element. Since this is the case by default for all layout elements except the div, and we assume that the image (or any other element) will be placed in such an element, certain flexbox properties can also be applied if the child element is not a flexbox element.
Whether they work depends on the element itself and the scenario in which it is used, but there is no logic to determine if setting x works in scenario y. Therefore, it’s not a bug.
