Ah, neat - I've been hearing about css grid, but haven't seen it in action yet. Thanks! I'll have to dig in a bit deeper.
Do you have a good feel for when you'd use css grid vs flexbox? I guess if you really want to lay out a grid (heh), you'd use css grid...
Also, as a side note, if you happen to want neat syntax highlighting on your css code examples, you can put css in after the three backticks, like this:
Cool tip! Thanks! I am still partial to flex for everyday sites since I know it better and it's easy to make a site responsive with. I'm still learning grid, I need to dig into it more myself, but if I were using a page to display js events & triggered css animations I'd use grid.
Ah, neat - I've been hearing about css grid, but haven't seen it in action yet. Thanks! I'll have to dig in a bit deeper.
Do you have a good feel for when you'd use css grid vs flexbox? I guess if you really want to lay out a grid (heh), you'd use css grid...
Also, as a side note, if you happen to want neat syntax highlighting on your css code examples, you can put
cssin after the three backticks, like this:```css .my-class {} ```and it shows up like this:
Thanks for the post!
Cool tip! Thanks! I am still partial to flex for everyday sites since I know it better and it's easy to make a site responsive with. I'm still learning grid, I need to dig into it more myself, but if I were using a page to display js events & triggered css animations I'd use grid.
That makes sense, thanks :) I need to dig in too! Going to add it to my (long) list of things to play around with 🤣
Seriously!!! Lol. My list of things to learn just gets longer. Everytime I start learning a new thing I find 10 more things to add to the list.