For a navigation section, I want it to use space-between
justification. For smaller displays where the navigation might have to wrap, I\'d like the items to center
LGSon's comment makes sense to me, but presumably OP wants the ability to modify dynamic text that may or may not fit in a container, regardless of flexbox config or media query.
Look into JS that detects line wraps, then triggers an action (e.g. centering the text).
For example: https://github.com/xdamman/js-line-wrap-detector
Or, JS that automatically resizes text to fit within a container. Useless for all kinds of situations.
For example: http://www.fittextjs.com
There can be 2 solutions from my point of view:
When item is wrapped it takes 100% width, what you need to do is to check on window resize event the width of the item, and if it is 100% relative to the parent element that means it was wrapped, you can add a class at this point and remove it when the statement is false:
function justifyCenter() {
var navWidth = $("nav").width();
var itemWidth = $(".item:first-child").width();
if (navWidth === itemWidth ) {
$("nav").addClass('justify-center');
} else {
$("nav").removeClass('justify-center');
}
}
Codepen demo: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/WzgpLw