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This is super cool! Only sort of related, I wonder how long they stared at that name and that it had `tit` in it before they decided to go all lowercase because they thought it was funny. I can't imagine that discussion didn't happen while planning to launch this. What's weird is that my eye sees the word `tit` before the rest of the context. I'm not a weird pervert or anything as far as I know. It actually does cut…
Very nice - I feel like I just learned CSS Grid in like 2 seconds. Also learned about fr units: https://alligator.io/css/css-grid-layout-fr-unit/
https://learn.freecodecamp.org/responsive-web-design/css-gri...
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(1) In cases where you want good browser support. (2) This is going to sound stupid...but if you don't have a grid. Flexbox is a more flexible tool in this more flexible case.
I actually think CSS Grid solves your #2. A lot of people who don't use grids were probably overwhelmed by all the grid libraries out there and the complexity and overhead of them. I made my own grids, if you could call them that, and then Flexbox showed up and everything became amazing and easier. Then CSS Grid showed up and said "You think Flexbox makes amazingly easy responsive layouts? Hold my beer."
I want to left align one element and right align another, keeping them in the same row.
Flex makes this very easy:
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This is super cool! Only sort of related, I wonder how long they stared at that name and that it had `tit` in it before they decided to go all lowercase because they thought it was funny. I can't imagine that discussion didn't happen while planning to launch this. What's weird is that my eye sees the word `tit` before the rest of the context. I'm not a weird pervert or anything as far as I know. It actually does cut…
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Browser support as well. Grid is only about https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-grid
I remember a video + blog post about this, and it was suggested to just ship a mobile layout for browsers that don't support css grid. At least for personal sites that seemed reasonable. EDIT: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=txZq7Laz7_4
It's really slow, especially when you get to 40x40-ish. Does something like this need to be that slow? I'm curious if there are more optimized solutions.