@worldsendless You can do break-before: always; on your flex item (needs flex-wrap: wrap on the container), assuming I understood correctly what you want to achieve.
If that does not work on some of your supported browsers you can insert an empty item with width: 100%; height: 0; before your flex item.
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@worldsendless You can do break-before: always; on your flex item (needs flex-wrap: wrap on the container), assuming I understood correctly what you want to achieve.
If that does not work on some of your supported browsers you can insert an empty item with width: 100%; height: 0; before your flex item.