The New CSS Layout by Rachel Andrew

Author:Rachel Andrew
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: A Book Apart
Published: 2017-10-09T03:08:15+00:00

Note that these two examples differ. In the flexbox example, if we have more available space, the items will accumulate incrementally in one row before wrapping. If space decreases, we’ll eventually drop down to a single item per row.

We can achieve similar results with Grid Layout; doing so reminds us that Grid works from the outside in. We define a grid, and then put items into it.

To make a grid with a flexible number of columns, we need to create the column listing on the grid container itself; we need to instruct it to “add as many column tracks as will fit.” With that in mind, let’s take another look at the repeat() notation used in the earlier examples. Our current grid always has three tracks; I’ve used repeat() notation to create my track listing, and requested three column tracks each of 1fr.

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