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Sidebar says
This demo takes advantage of the minmax() function for grid layouts. In the demo this function is used to set the minimum sidebar size to 100px, but on larger screens, letting that stretch out to 25%. The sidebar will always take up 25% of its
Pop n' Plop
A centering technique for overlaying other content. See the full article for many more details about this technique and when it's efficient. Full article · Video on YouTube · Source on Github
Container query card
This demo uses container queries to create an intrinsic, responsive card. The card goes from a single-column layout at more narrow sizes to a two-column layout when it is at wider sizes. To create the container, first set containment on the parent:
Pancake stack
Unlike the deconstructed pancake, this example does not wrap its children when the screen size changes. Commonly referred to as a sticky footer, this layout is used for both websites and apps, across mobile applications (the footer is commonly a
Fluffy Center
A centering technique that puts the content in the center via equal padding around all its sides. See the full article for many more details about this technique and when it's efficient. Full article · Video on YouTube · Source on Github
Aspect ratio image card
With the aspect-ratio property, as you resize the card, the green visual block maintains this 16 x 9 aspect ratio. We are respecting the aspect ratio with aspect-ratio: 16 / 9. To maintain a 16 x 9 aspect ratio without this property, you'd need to
Line up
The main point demonstrated here is the use of justify-content: space-between, which places the first and last child elements at the edges of their bounding box, with the remaining space evenly distributed between the elements. For these cards, they
Autobot
A centering technique where an element pushes equally from all edges of a flex container. Best for quick centering for single items only. See the full article for many more details about this technique and when it's efficient. Full article · Video on
Super centered
Use place-items: center to center an element within its parent. This enables the content to be perfectly centered within the parent, regardless of intrinsic size.
Holy grail layout
For this classic holy grail layout, there is a header, footer, left sidebar, right sidebar, and main content. It's similar to the previous layout, but now with sidebars! To write this entire grid using a single line of code, use the grid-template
Clamping card
In this demo, you are setting the width using clamp() like so: width: clamp(<min>, <actual>, <max>). This sets an absolute min and max size, and an actual size. With values, that can look like: The minimum size here is 23ch or 23
Deconstructed pancake
This is a common layout for marketing sites, for example, which may have a row of three items, usually with an image, title, and then some text, describing some features of a product. On smaller screens, you'll want those to stack nicely, and expand
12-span grid
Another classic: the 12-span grid. You can quickly write grids in CSS with the repeat() function. Using: repeat(12, 1fr); for the grid template columns gives you 12 columns each of 1fr. Now you have a 12 column track grid, you can place child
RAM (Repeat, Auto, Minmax)
For this seventh example, combine some of the concepts you've already learned about to create a responsive layout with automatically-placed and flexible children. Pretty neat. The key terms to remember here are repeat, auto-(fit|fill), and minmax(),
Gentle Flex
A centering technique that only aligns content and doesn't change their size during the process. See the full article for many more details about this technique and when it's efficient. Full article · Video on YouTube · Source on Github
Content Center
A centering technique that is only a few lines of CSS, works great for many elements, but has the side effect of making children match the width of the widest element. See the full article for many more details about this technique and when it's