CSS Grid Layout 🧩📐

CSS Grid is a powerful layout system in CSS that allows you to create complex, responsive web layouts easily.

This lesson covers the fundamentals, key properties, and practical examples to help you master CSS Grid.

1. What is CSS Grid?

CSS Grid Layout is a two-dimensional system, meaning it can handle both columns and rows, unlike Flexbox, which is mostly one-dimensional. It’s ideal for building large-scale layouts and aligning items in both directions.

2. Basic Terminology

• Grid Container: The parent element with display: grid.
• Grid Item: The direct children of the grid container.
• Grid Line: The dividing lines that make up the structure of the grid (both horizontal and vertical).
• Grid Track: The space between two grid lines (a row or column).
• Grid Cell: A single space in the grid where a row and column intersect.
• Grid Area: A rectangular space made up of one or more grid cells.
• Gap: Space between Columns or Rows.

What can you do with grid? Practical Examples:

Responsive Card Grid:

Pricing Table:

Admin Grid:

Blog:

Form Layout:

Magazine:

Weekly Calendar: