Solving Layout Problems With CSS Grid and Friends
summary
CSS Grid Layout launched into the majority of our browsers in 2017 and the session shows concrete techniques: use 1fr and minmax with repeat(auto-fill/fit) to build a responsive 12‑column system, use grid-gap and object‑fit for image panels, and prefer feature queries to provide fallbacks (flex, display:table, multicolumn). The talk reports real interoperability work—grid ships in seven browsers—and points out unsolved limits like display:subgrid not implemented and masonry‑style layouts that require workarounds.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:51CSS Grid Layout
- 4:22Flexbox
- 6:23Grid Frameworks
- 7:57Sizing
- 10:10FR Units
- 12:08When to use percentages
- 13:43Example panel
- 17:30CSS Sizing
- 22:01Old Browsers
- 26:14New Browsers
- 28:47Understanding CSS
- 30:07What might come next
- 34:22Masonry
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