CSS Grid Basics

This repository is a beginner's guide to CSS Grid, covering the basics of how to use Grid to layout and align elements in a web page.

Understanding Grid

CSS Grid is a powerful layout module that allows you to create complex grid-based layouts with ease. With Grid, you can create rows and columns to organize and align elements on a web page.

Some of the key concepts in Grid include:

• Grid container: The container element that holds the grid items.
• Grid item: The child elements of the grid container.
• Grid lines: The lines that define the rows and columns of the grid.
• Grid tracks: The space between two adjacent grid lines.
• Grid areas: A named area on the grid that contains one or more grid items.

Basic Grid Properties

Here are some of the most commonly used Grid properties:

• display: grid: Turns an element into a Grid container.
• grid-template-columns: Specifies the width of each column in the grid.
• grid-template-rows: Specifies the height of each row in the grid.
• grid-gap: Specifies the space between grid items.
• grid-template-areas: Specifies the layout of the grid using named areas.

Examples

The repository includes examples of how to use Grid to create different layouts. You can check out the examples

• index.html
• layout.html
• autofit.html
• fit.html
• gallery.html