html - Horizontal Boxes that Stack on Mobile - Centered with Image, Title Text and Detail Text -


having trouble conceptualizing how go making set of boxes. need horizontal , centered, stack on smaller screen size. need center image , 2 types of text. appreciate thoughts!

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what have far: need start main container , hold 4 boxes inside of it. not sure how horizontal display or stacking feature on smaller screens. unsure how center content inside of each box - not sure if should use static or dynamic formatting inside boxes.

i'd recommend using flex , media queries if don't want go down bootstrap (or other grid layout) route.

html:

<div class="wrapper">   <div class="box">     <div class="image">image</div>     <h1>title text</h1>     <div>detailed text explains title means</div>   </div>    <div class="box">     <div class="image">image</div>     <h1>title text</h1>     <div>detailed text explains title means</div>   </div>    <div class="box">     <div class="image">image</div>     <h1>title text</h1>     <div>detailed text explains title means</div>   </div>    <div class="box">     <div class="image">image</div>     <h1>title text</h1>     <div>detailed text explains title means</div>   </div> </div>

css:

.wrapper {   display: flex;   flex-direction: column; }  .box {   width: 100%;   padding: 10px;   text-align: center;   border: 1px solid black; }  .image {   display: inline-block;   background: black;   color: white;   padding: 10px; }  @media (min-width: 600px) {   .wrapper {     flex-direction: row;   }    .box {     width: auto;     flex-grow: 1;   }  }

https://codepen.io/anon/pen/gvmpqe


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