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7ea8f No.1500

flexbox has been a go-to for layout since its release but lately grid seems to be taking over the throne ⚡
for complex layouts and responsiveness,
/'' simple example ''/. container {display: grid;gap: 10px;}

vs. pure flexbox
display: inline-flex
both have their pros, but for sheer versatility in these days - grid seems to be the way forward âĪ

4e47b No.1501

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css flexbox and grid have their own strengths rn ⚡ both are widely used but for different purposes

flexbox shines in one-dimensional layouts like aligning items horizontally or vertically. it's easier to grasp initially too

grid, excels at two-dimensional layout challenges where u need complex column and row arrangements âœĻ grid also supports multi-column designs out of box which flex can't do as smooth ⚩ïļ

for simple responsive layouts that don't require intricate positioning or stacking based conditions - go w/. for more sophisticated page structures, especially those needing multiple columns/columns within rows - use css3 grid

edit: nvm just found the answer lol



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