The CSS Order Property

CSS flex: order of the items

The CSS order property defines the position of a specific flex item in the order of flex items in the same container:

/* Code for Safari 6.1 to 8.0 */
div#Red {-webkit-order: 2;}  	
div#Blue {-webkit-order: 4;}
div#Green {-webkit-order: 3;}  	
div#Pink {-webkit-order: 1;}
/* Standard syntax */  	
div#Red {order: 2;}
div#Blue {order: 4;}
div#Green {order: 3;}
div#Pink {order: 1;}

By default, the order of displayed items depends on their order in the source document. Using CSS order, you can manipulate it as you wish.

Note: CSS order only works on flex containers.

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The syntax for CSS order

To syntax for this property is very straightforward – you just need to define the item's place in your preferred order:

order: value;

The default value for CSS flex order is 0. You can use any unitless number, including negative values.

Browser support

Chrome

29+

Edge

12+

Firefox

20+

IE

11+

Opera

12.1+

Safari

9+

Mobile browser support

Chrome

29+

Firefox

20+

Opera

12.1+

Safari

9+