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SCSS only context aware item

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Last edited Dec 14, 2016

Created on Dec 14, 2016

This example demonstrates a context-aware list layout where each item’s size and spacing adjust dynamically based on the total number of items. It shows how list items can be styled to occupy equal width when there are four or fewer items, but grow and shrink to fill available space when more items are present. Using SCSS and the `:nth-last-child` selectors, the code applies conditional flexbox properties (`flex-grow`, `flex-shrink`, `flex-basis`) to create responsive behavior. The unordered list and list items are styled with flexbox in the provided `_style.scss`, while the HTML contains ten list items with simple "Item" labels.

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