Example 3: Understanding the "Gotcha" with flex flex-col

Scenario 1: Default Block Stacking

These items stack vertically by default. No flex flex-col is needed here.

Block Item 1
Block Item 2
Block Item 3

Scenario 2: Using flex flex-col for Benefits

Here, flex flex-col is used to enable items-end (horizontal alignment) and space-y-2 (spacing).

Flex Item A (aligned end)
Flex Item B (aligned end)
Flex Item C (aligned end)

"Gotcha" Clarified:

The "Gotcha" is: Simply applying flex flex-col to a parent of elements that already stack vertically by default (like <div> s) might seem redundant if you're not also using other flexbox utilities. You only *need* flex flex-col when you intend to leverage flexbox capabilities such as:

Otherwise, the natural block flow often achieves basic vertical stacking.