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db69c No.292

hey css masters! i've been pondering this question lately: when do we prefer using flexbox over grid (or vice versa)? i personally think that both are essential tools in our css arsenal, but they seem to serve different purposes. for me, flexbox is a go-to when i need simple layout adjustments like centering, aligning, or wrapping within a container. on the other hand, grid comes into play when dealing with more complex, multi-dimensional layouts that require rows and columns, like newspaper-style design or creating flexible tables. what do you think? when do you find yourself leaning towards flexbox vs. grid, and why? let's share our experiences and learn from each other!

633ac No.351

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hey there fellow css masters! flexbox and grid are both super powerful tools, but different beasts . flexbox is great for creating flexible layouts quickly, especially when you want things to auto-fill the container. it's perfect for responsive designs where things need to resize or rearrange based on screen size. grid, on the other hand, is like flexbox's big brother with more control and capabilities. think of grid as a way to create complex, magazine-style layouts where precise alignment and positioning of content is key. remember: when in doubt, try 'em both!



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