Solving layout problems with CSS Grid and friends
summary
Explains that CSS Grid is a true two-dimensional layout that defines tracks on the container and does the math: examples show a 12-column grid using minmax(0, 1fr) and autofill to create flexible columns, fr units to share leftover space, and grid-auto-rows/minmax for row sizing (200px minimum in examples). Demonstrates nested grids, image panel that expands correctly, fallbacks (float, flex, multicol), notes broad modern-browser support and that subgrid and masonry remain unsolved.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11Why do we need Grid
- 2:24Grid from container in
- 4:38Grid layout
- 5:45Grid frameworks
- 6:02Grid layout and sizing
- 6:57New sizing constructs
- 9:07FR unit
- 21:13fallbacks
- 22:40understanding CSS
- 25:11masonry layout
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