February 2024
Beginner
440 pages
10h 39m
English
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For what seems like centuries, web designers have been using unwieldy libraries such as Bootstrap to lay out page elements using one or more rows and one or more columns. This grid layout gave designers decent control over where each page element appeared. The cost, though, was high because grid layout libraries were often complex and almost always weighed down by too much extraneous CSS or even JavaScript code.
That’s changing fast as a new CSS technology called CSS Grid Layout (usually shortened to ...
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