+giuseppeverdi9 the basic stuff (different syntax) is shipped in IE since version 10 (-ms prefix). What's explained in the talk is supported behind a flag in Chrome, and also Firefox has partial support behind a flag too. Check the following link for more info: igalia.github.io/css-grid-layout/enable.html
+Manuel Rego Thanks Mr. Rego. I'm sure this is the, probably definitive, future of layout and your presentation was very clear. It seems to me however that you cannot create a layout with this grids and expect people in the real world to experience your designs consistently. If you want that kind of consistency maybe float, clearfix etc. is still the way to go and you shouldn't expect things to change anytime soon. Am I wrong?
+giuseppeverdi9 use css flexbox instead of float and clearfix and all that > 10 year old hackery. but hopefully, it'll change soon. still, css flexbox is at least quite great, and works about everywhere now
Woo hoo! Thank you for all your hard work on this Mr. Rego :-)
Richard Nash You're welcome!
this is AMAZING!
What about browser support?
Jitendra Vyas There's a summary on the following slide: people.igalia.com/mrego/talks/cssconf-us-2015-css-grid-layout/#/8/3
Don't try this at home!
No browser supports it.
+giuseppeverdi9 the basic stuff (different syntax) is shipped in IE since version 10 (-ms prefix). What's explained in the talk is supported behind a flag in Chrome, and also Firefox has partial support behind a flag too.
Check the following link for more info: igalia.github.io/css-grid-layout/enable.html
+Manuel Rego Thanks Mr. Rego. I'm sure this is the, probably definitive, future of layout and your presentation was very clear. It seems to me however that you cannot create a layout with this grids and expect people in the real world to experience your designs consistently. If you want that kind of consistency maybe float, clearfix etc. is still the way to go and you shouldn't expect things to change anytime soon. Am I wrong?
+giuseppeverdi9 use css flexbox instead of float and clearfix and all that > 10 year old hackery. but hopefully, it'll change soon. still, css flexbox is at least quite great, and works about everywhere now