If you’re going to use grid you would probably put that inside of an @supports query.
This means you can also remove the html,body statement and switch min-height:100% for min-height:100vh which takes care of all that in one statement. Cleans up even better 🙂
Grid fails pretty gracefully, so "supports" is not necessarily needed. but the 100vh thing is nice, you can omit the height in body and html that way. thanks!
In this case it does yeah. But two-dimensional grids can really destroy a page when it isn’t supported. That was the case I was thinking about. I’ve seen it on “forward thinking” sites where there was no progressive enhancement whatsoever
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If you’re going to use grid you would probably put that inside of an @supports query.
This means you can also remove the html,body statement and switch min-height:100% for min-height:100vh which takes care of all that in one statement. Cleans up even better 🙂
Grid fails pretty gracefully, so "supports" is not necessarily needed. but the 100vh thing is nice, you can omit the height in body and html that way. thanks!
In this case it does yeah. But two-dimensional grids can really destroy a page when it isn’t supported. That was the case I was thinking about. I’ve seen it on “forward thinking” sites where there was no progressive enhancement whatsoever