CSS Grid Demystified: How to Build Powerful Layouts with Ease

CSS Grid Layout (aka “Grid” or “CSS Grid”) is a powerful two-dimensional (2D) layout system introduced in CSS3, designed to make it easy to create complex, responsive layouts in a simple and efficient way. Unlike Flexbox, which is also a great layout to use, it ends up being one-dimensional (it works with rows OR columns), while Grid allows you to manipulate rows and columns simultaneously.

In this article, we'll explore how CSS Grid works, its fundamental concepts, essential properties, practical tips, and examples to help you master this technique.

Basic Structure of CSS Grid

The basic structure of the Grid starts with a container and its child items . The container defines the context of the grid, while items are positioned within that structure.

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