Jorge Montoya

Flexbox Explained is a fun and enjoyable introduction to Flexbox. Over the last fifteen years, Jorge and Steve have worked as web designers. It's been a fascinating time. For many years, the most popular way to design websites was with frameworks such as Bootstrap and Foundation. These frameworks were necessary because they added many features that we needed. The core features of CSS weren't enough for modern web development. However, in recent years, the developers behind CSS worked to create "modules" including CSS Grid and Flexbox. These provide many of the features we need, but without requiring us to install anything. You can use Flexbox simply by writing code in a file and opening your browser. That's what we do throughout this book You'll learn Flexbox by completing exercises that explain all the key properties of Flexbox.

CSS Grid is revolutionizing the frontend web-design industry. For the last 20 years, web designers have used CSS to lay out web pages. However, CSS has always been missing some key functionality. Designers had to rely on workarounds, such as tables, floats, and positioning. CSS Grid is different and better. CSS Grid allows you to create a grid-based layout system, using columns and rows. You don't have to use any workarounds. You don't have to use different hacks for different browsers. You don't have to install any extra frameworks. CSS Grid has been around since 2011, but has recently exploded in popularity. Almost all major browsers support CSS Grid. The only exceptions are Internet Explorer 11 and Opera Mini. In this short but concise book, you are going to master the key ideas behind CSS Grid. Key FeaturesUp-to-Date: Constantly updated, the material in CSS Grid Explained is always current.Clear instruction: You will follow plain English, clear visuals and enjoyable step-by-step instructions.What You'll LearnIn the first chapter, we start with the basic terminology. You'll learn the difference between Grid Areas and Grid Cells, between Grid Tracks and Grid Gaps. Then, using a hands-on approach, you'll start building CSS Grids. You'll build everything from the most basic CSS Grid to a full site layout. Table of ContentsIntroduction to CSS Grid TerminologyCreating Your First CSS GridUsing the Firefox Grid InspectorHow to Use Explicit and Implicit GridsHow to Use the Autoflow Property in CSS GridHow to Use the FR Unit For LayoutsHow to Size Tracks with the Auto KeywordHow to Size Grid Items with the Span KeywordHow to Use Line Numbers in CSS GridHow to Layer Items in CSS GridHow to Use Line Names in CSS GridHow to Place Items with Grid Template AreasHow to Use the minmax()FunctionHow to Use the auto-fill and auto-fit KeywordsThe grid-auto-flow: dense PropertyHow to Align Items in CSS GridThe justify-content and align-content PropertiesHow to Nest Grids

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