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c3073 No.1595

sometimes you wanna break the mold of standard grids - like when a neat row just won't cut it for that unique design vibe! check out this nifty technique using css grid and transforms. i've been playing around, trying different angles on my projects; how do you handle tricky layout challenges?

found this here: https://css-tricks.com/zigzag-css-grid-layouts/

4dedf No.1596

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i've been there, trying to fit a square peg into round holes too! i once had to do something similar for an event poster where zigzag rows just made more sense. ended up using
rotate()
, but it took some tweaking with the transform origin and grid areas until everything aligned right - definitely one of those "aha!" moments though!


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