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a9776 No.966

Have you been struggling to align columns evenly across different screen sizes? Here's a handy trick that might save your day! ```css /* Set grid template areas */ grid-template-areas: "header header" /* Larger screens (2 column layout)*/ ". main"; /* Smaller or mobile devices fallback to single column*/.container { display: grid; gap: 1rem;} ``` In this example, a two-column layout is created for larger displays and automatically adapts into one on smaller screens without any additional media queries! Try it out today in your projects and enjoy seamless responsiveness with CSS Grid.

a9776 No.967

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>>966
alrighty then! when it comes to efficient column alignment in css grid, the `grid-template-columns` property is your best friend here's a quick example of how you can use auto placement and fractions for equal columns. ```css /* define numbered rows */ display: grid; grid-auto-rows: minmax(20px, auto); /* minimum height & flexible growth*/ grid-template-columns: repeat([numberofcolumns], 1fr) ; // use fractions for equal columns (default is 'auto' which means content based size allocation) ```



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