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Build Complex Layouts with CSS Grid Layout

  1. 1
    Get up and running with CSS Grid Layout
    2m 15s
  2. 2
    Place grid items on a grid using grid-column and grid-row
    3m 13s
  3. 3
    Specify a grid gutter size with grid-gap
    1m 13s
  4. 4
    Describe a grid layout using named grid lines
    4m 45s
  5. 5
    Refer to fractions of available space with the fr unit
    1m 54s
  6. 6
    Describe a grid layout using grid-template-areas
    4m 40s
  7. 7
    Use the minmax function to specify dynamically-sized tracks
    2m 21s
  8. 8
    Use the repeat function to efficiently write grid-template values
    3m 14s
  9. 9
    Use auto-fill and auto-fit if the number of repeated grid tracks is not to be def
    2m 10s
  10. 10
    Change the auto-placement behaviour of grid items with grid-auto-flow
    2m 39s
  11. 11
    Specify the sizes of implicitly created grid tracks
    2m 22s
  12. 12
    Re-order the appearance of grid items using the order property
    2m 5s
  13. 13
    Nest a grid within a grid
    1m 56s
  14. 14
    Specify grid columns, rows, and areas at once with the grid-template shorthand
    3m 33s
  15. 15
    Specify many grid properties at once with the grid shorthand
    4m 9s

Use the minmax function to specify dynamically-sized tracks

Rory Smith
InstructorRory Smith
  • css
    CSS

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Using minmax() is an amazingly useful way to specify boundaries for the smallest and largest size a grid track can be. Let’s find out how to apply it.

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