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2 ways to horizontally center a DIV in CSS

Let’s take this simple HTML structure: The first method involves some straight-forward CSS: Doesn’t get much simpler than that: And, if it this is all you need to do, you can probably stop here. But, sometimes what you’re actually trying to do is a little more complicated and you need some more flexibility. Enter CSS Grid: Here, we’re creating a grid with 1 column that fills the entire space of the parent DIV. Then, a child DIV with a 60% width. And, using justify-items to center the child DIV. This might seem like overkill for something this simple, but it

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John Morris May 7, 2019

Building a responsive grid with CSS Grid

If you haven’t messed with it, yet… CSS Grid is pretty handy. Take this HTML, for example: <div class=”wrapper”> <div class=”box”>1</div> <div class=”box”>2</div> <div class=”box”>3</div> </div> We can easily create a grid like this: .wrapper { display: grid; grid-template-columns: 100px 100px 100px; grid-gap: 10px; } That’ll give you a grid that looks something like this: And, you can do even more complex layouts like this:​​​​ With just a few lines of code. Again, pretty handy. Anyway, one of the things I immediately wanted to do was build a Bootstrap-like grid system using CSS Grid. So, I did… and I put it

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John Morris September 29, 2018

JMS066: The New CSS Grid Layout, Niche Down to Niche Up and More

In Episode 66 of the John Morris Show: the new native browser support for CSS grid layouts, getting started with web development, niching down to niche up and more: Subscribe to the Podcast [saf] Here’s the line-up: Opening and Patreon [2:56] Native browser support for CSS grid layouts [10:14] Long-term thinking and patience [21:54] How to get started with web development [42:57] Niche down to niche up [1:01:25] Weekly Q&A [1:11:06] Links mentioned in this episode: CSS Grid – The Next Evolution of Web Layout The future of layout with CSS: Grid Layouts Grid by Example If you liked the show,

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John Morris March 11, 2016

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