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yeah it's awesome but because of the lack of browser compatiblity it's not ready yet. 😐
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What about serving the mobile layout on browsers that don't support it? You wouldn't want to use grid on the small screens anyway so why not just scale that up for the IEdiots out there and have a fancy layout for modern browsers?
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@xenonth because css gridlayout is the shiny new thing which align itself not only horizontaly like flexbox but also verticaly. It's realy easy to use.
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Unavailable to Google right now. Any advantage over this from Bootstrap grid aside from being native and vertical?
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zwindl667y@shellbug flexbox is the better choice for now, but if you want a layout like this demo, you have to write a lot of nested box surrounding the real content, it not semantic.
https://youtu.be/7kVeCqQCxlk
this video may help you.
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Be smart, combine the power of both flex and grid. Throw in a js polyfill to fix browser legacy if neither are available
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sabshire407yDon't understand the lack of support comments... it's supported in every major browser as of right now.. only difference is internet explorer (go figure) who uses a slightly older standardization that will be updated soon.
As for mobile, you will have to do a workaround but if you're developing a responsive design you should be developing mobile first anyways.
I'm personally working on my final project using flex boxes before I make the permanent switch got CSS grid, it's so good.
CSS grid is really amazing, life is short, use CSS grid now!
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