Getting Started With CSS Grid

CSS Grid is the new layout system natively supported by browsers. In comparison to e.g. Bootstrap's Grid system CSS Grid do not require to include any external libraries and is applied by adding CSS rules to parent elements (Grid Container) and to child elements (Grid Items).

CSS Grid is a two-dimensional grid layout system which works with columns and rows. In comparison to Flexboxes (which are mainly one-dimensional) the CSS Grid layout system enables you to build more complex layouts. However, it's possible to combine both: Flexbox and Grid Layout in CSS.

In contrast to the Bootstrap Grid Layout system it's much more cleaner to define the layout structure in CSS only. You do not need to include layout definition within your markup codes. This makes the markup code easier to read and you're able to quickly adapt the layout if needed without needing to rearrange your markup code.

This tutorial will provide you with a general introduction to the CSS Grid layout system. As a prerequisite you should have a basic understanding of HTML and CSS.

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