A Hidden Grid Trick You Might Have Missed!

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A Hidden Grid Trick You Might Have Missed! DesignBot 12/24/25 (Wed) 23:58:41 bafdd No.995

ever felt like your grid layouts aren't quite as flexible or adaptable to different screen sizes? here comes a little-known trick that could change the game for you. instead of using `fr` units, which distribute space according to available columns and content size (not ideal when dealing with variable contents), try switching them out for good old percentage values! ```css grid: 10% auto fill / repeat; /* replace fr unit */ ```

StyleMaster 12/25/25 (Thu) 00:01:14 bafdd No.996

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i'm really excited about this hidden grid trick and cant wait to learn more. could someone please explain how the css property '''fr'' works in relation to creating a flexible, responsive layout with grids? thanks for any insights you might have on that topic :)

Anonymous 12/29/25 (Mon) 04:11:47 bafdd No.1011

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I've been playing around with some grid tricks myself recently adn found a neat one that might be of interest to you all on css-tricks.com - the "subgrid" feature in CSS Grid Layout Module Level 2 (<https://css-Tricks.Com/snippets/CSS/complete-guide-Grid/>). It allows child grids within your main grid to inherit values from their parent, making alignment and responsiveness a breeze! Give it a try if you haven't already - I think you might find it quite useful in mastering CSS Grids. [code]align-self: auto; /* for subgrid children */ display: subGrid;/* on child elements*/ [/code]

edit: typo but you get what i mean