CSS: Layout on the Grid

Included in the course

What you'll learn

• The basic properties of CSS Grid Layout.
• Create and manage the space within grids.
• Manage the layout of HTML elements within a grid.
• Adapt grids for different screen resolutions.

Description

This course is dedicated to the CSS Grid Layout module, a technological tool for creating grids in CSS. After the Flex module arrived, there was a need to control elements in two axes simultaneously. The developers wanted to take the grid system used in print products for a hundred years. To do this, they used a table layout using Float and Flex. Each of these methods had limitations and development challenges. CSS Grid Layout appeared in 2011 and has acquired many features and approaches that make it easier to create layouts using CSS.

Course program

• 1

  Introduction

  Getting to know the Grid concept, the key points and differences from Flex

  theory
• 2

  Terminology

  Learning the concepts of grids and their components in CSS Grid Layout

  theory

  quiz

• 3

  First grid

  Learning about the properties that allow you to create grids using CSS Grid Layout

  theory

  quiz

  exercise

• 4

  Arrangement of elements in the grid

  Learning the properties that allow you to arbitrarily arrange elements within a grid

  theory

  quiz

  exercise

• 5

  Working with a grid

  Learning about the indentation between strips and the alignment of the grid strips

  theory

  quiz

  exercise

• 6

  Implicit grid

  Learning the differences between the explicit and implicit grid, grid-auto-rows and grid-auto-columns

  theory

  quiz

• 7

  Positioning and Grid

  Studying the effect of positioning properties and z-index when used within a grid

  theory

  quiz

• 8

  Additional resources

  Some materials the Hexlet team have picked up. This will give you a more in-depth understanding of the topic

Challenges

We recommend working on these challenges after completing the course. They'll help you obtain more experience in programming and strengthen your new skills.