CSS Grid is the best way to organize content on a, guess what, grid.
CSS offers two ways to create layouts: Grid and Flexbox.
Grid works on 2 dimensions (rows AND columns). Flexbox works on a single dimension (rows OR columns).
They make it easy to create responsive and flexible layouts.
Each of them has its place, and we’re going to look at the basics of both.
The CSS Grid layout is activated on a container element (which can be a div or any other tag) by setting the display property to grid.
After this, you can define some properties on the container, and some properties on each individual item in the grid.
These properties combined will determine the final look of the grid.
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