I'm not super fond of placing multiple rows of columns into a single row-container - I like the more traditional markup structure, where each row is represented by a row-wrapper.
Rather than adding margin after every row, I prefer to add margin above consecutive rows, like so:
I still wish there was a way to implement a grid that uses relative weights - like this one, but implemented using grid rather than flex, since, unfortunately, the flex approach falls apart when you add margin, padding or borders.
I don't think relative weights are possible with grid though? 🤔
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Nice, simple approach! 👍
I'm not super fond of placing multiple rows of columns into a single row-container - I like the more traditional markup structure, where each row is represented by a row-wrapper.
Rather than adding margin after every row, I prefer to add margin above consecutive rows, like so:
jsfiddle.net/ev7n36q8/2/
I still wish there was a way to implement a grid that uses relative weights - like this one, but implemented using
gridrather thanflex, since, unfortunately, theflexapproach falls apart when you add margin, padding or borders.I don't think relative weights are possible with
gridthough? 🤔