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One thing to note is that css grid will place the elements for you, and if you want to make certain elements take up more than one column you can use grid-column property. So you don't need the grid-areas set.
But I liked how it turned out.
Also here's two link I think you might consider useful:
Looking great love the fresh design.
One thing to note is that css grid will place the elements for you, and if you want to make certain elements take up more than one column you can use
grid-columnproperty. So you don't need thegrid-areasset.But I liked how it turned out.
Also here's two link I think you might consider useful:
Thank you! :)
I use grid-areas only because I think it is neater when I use the grid inspector of Firefox, but I understand your point.
I really appreciate your link, I never use both!