Your grid areas can only be rectangles (like the left), not arbitrary polygons (like the right). You’ll work this out pretty quickly for yourself. IE and Edge have old implementations different from the current spec, and are therefore not recommended for experimenting with grid at this point in time. In Chrome enter `chrome://flags` into your address bar, find ‘Enable experimental Web Platform features’ and click enable. It is currently the only browser to have such a tool. Meanwhile, Firefox has an invaluable add-on called CSS Grid Inspector, which can display the lines of your grid. Chrome Canary currently has the best implementation. Until then you will need to enable grid for it to work (except in Firefox Nightly where it is enabled by default). That makes learning the whole thing a bit less intimidating.ĬSS grid looks set to land in browsers in early 2017. I like this idea of learning little bite-sized chunks about grid layout, through isolated examples where possible. In this article he’s going to hop around to different concepts that he’s learned on that journey.
Oliver has been working with CSS grid layout and has learned quite a bit along the way.
The following is a guest post by Oliver Williams.
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