I've just implemented Subgrid for the first time on my latest project and this was by far the most beginner friendly tutorial I came across on RUclips. Just what I needed. Thank you!
Just found your channel and I really like your videos and the way you explained. As you talk about grid/subgrid, it'd be great to see a video of one or more popular templates out there (header, aside, main, footer, etc.). I'd love to see your approach. Thank you for the awesome videos.
You are the best bro. I was struggling with cards for my portfolio trying to do stuff with grid and everything and you taught me a lot with just a few lines. Still a little confused with the minmax() and how grid works still. But at least I have something that is working
First off, congrats on 100k 🥳 Secondly, I didn't even know that this feature existed!! I usually just make nested grids or use Bootstrap. So thanks for the info !!
For this partcular layout you can use flexbox to push the images at the edge of their containers, you just have to use flex-direction:column; and margin-top:auto;
I bought your CSS course and it was a good investment, learning to use a page builder and Wordpress but knowing what the page builder is built upon is extremely helpful, of course it's not just CSS but since the builder lays down the HTML and Javascript and PHP, you can go a lot further if you can use custom CSS, looking forward to your vanilla Javascript course...
I use grid for everything except for buttons next to text, text next to text, or headers with an element on each side, then I use flex. Otherwise grid all the way baby. Maybe it's just the way our brains work differently...
Yay subgrid!! It took me a long time to understand how using subgrid differed from just using an `inherit` on g-t-column or g-t-r ; Btw it’s not recommended to create gutters by giving the body width:90% ; it can affect how margins and padding are calculated , create unexpected scroll bars ,alignment and overflow issues, esp for responsive screen sizes. Better to use some kind of wrapper with padding and/or a max-width (or width: min(100%, 60ch)! I lovelovelove the min function!)
@@clevermissfox I agree with you about the gutters. For the purposes of creating a video about a specific subject, I'll often take shortcuts towards whatever is unrelated to the subject being presented, thus gutters on the body.
@@slayingthedragon I understand, I’ve done the same by putting flex/grid on the body to center the project , I just worry about beginners not knowing and picking up bad habits. Thanks for the video, for some reason I find subgrid easier than not several grids; maybe bc there’s only one grid to configure/wrestle with 😆
Amazing explanation! Question though - how would I go about creating a gap *between* subgrids without affecting the gap of the elements within? Say for example, I am creating a blog grid, kind of like the one in the video. I want the gap between the header, the excerpt and the flower image to be .5rem, but I want the gap between each card to be some big number like 8rem. I noticed that at that point subgrid breaks apart, forcing the individual items to become way larger than they are. This is still the case even if we 'override' the gap in the subgrid.
I think this is possible with flex. You just wrap this boxex with flex item, make boxes stretch vertically. And then align images to the bottom. But this subgrid thing looks pretty cool.
Excellent subgrid tutorial, really love the way you teach and explain things simple. The only thing, I can't get to work using subgrid and media queries same time. For example, I want to have 4 boxes in a row for desktop, but 2 boxes on tabled and 1 on mobile. How do I have to change that code? 🙂
Geez u make it look so easy. And great explaination! I guess media queries is really not needed. Question tho. How do i move an image that is on the right side of the viewport to go above the text on the left side when viewing in smaller screens? So normal size/big screen Text and Image will be next to one another. Please help
There is one part I don't understand, what's up with the 1/4 for grid rows? Is it just stating that each one is only one fourth or a total of four grid items? And if that's the case why wouldn't it go under grid columns since the items are spanning across four columns?
The first element of the box is between the first and second grid lines. The second element is between the second and third grid lines... So since we have three elements, that's 1/4.
Exactly! 1/3 would mean 2 rows but since we need 3 rows (heading, paragraph, image) we have to use 1/4 which means "from line 1 to line 4) which refers to 3 rows
Got it just like this: 1st line is header title to description 2nd line is description to image 3rd line is image to end 1 start __________________________ Title/Header 2 _______________________________ Description 3 _______________________________ Image 4 end____________________________
I added another lorem to the first box and it's width started to be bigger than the other boxes. And even with the span 3 and minmax(350px,1fr) if i add more lorem, one of the boxes starts to grow and display on top each other ;( .Can anyone explain why? ;(
this is my first time i watch your videos and really it very helpful, please why when we use images with different sizes and orientation the designed broken?
We've come so far from the good old days of 'float: left' and clearfix hacks. The old way of doing layouts like this involved a lot of nesting with flex, but it was clunky as hell. This new approach is really awesome. However, as of today Caniuse puts browser support for this feature at 88%, which is quite low for it to be used in production.
I've just implemented Subgrid for the first time on my latest project and this was by far the most beginner friendly tutorial I came across on RUclips. Just what I needed. Thank you!
I was rewatching all your previous posts and got so excited when I saw your new upload!
The comeback of a legend ..
Just found your channel and I really like your videos and the way you explained. As you talk about grid/subgrid, it'd be great to see a video of one or more popular templates out there (header, aside, main, footer, etc.). I'd love to see your approach.
Thank you for the awesome videos.
This is exactly the answer to the problem I was having, thank you for explaining this so concisely
Thanks.
I didn’t appreciate subgrid until I had to work with named grids that had sticky headers
Wonderful... This tutorial has five stars to me, it's concise, well explained, illustrative, and leaves nothing unchecked... Applause
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! Great content sir
Superb explanation! Thanks. The only thing I'd suggest is for more explanation on what things like the 1/4 and 1fr and such mean.
Excellent explanation and just what I needed to showcase my cards of products. LIKE.
You are the best bro. I was struggling with cards for my portfolio trying to do stuff with grid and everything and you taught me a lot with just a few lines. Still a little confused with the minmax() and how grid works still. But at least I have something that is working
This was hugely helpful!
great to have you bacK!
Great tutorial. Big thumbs up 👍🏼 I've increased my css grid knowledge thanks to you
finally, you've kept us waiting Ramzi
I just watched your other videos for the 10th time. Amazing how you just uploaded one again! Waiting for the javascript course!
First off, congrats on 100k 🥳
Secondly, I didn't even know that this feature existed!!
I usually just make nested grids or use Bootstrap. So thanks for the info !!
Wonderful explanation buddy!! Keep up the good work.❤️
🎉Wow, I finally saw your new work after such a long time. Very good tutorial~❤
Amazing and presented really well. thank you. 👍
Thanks bro I always enjoyed ur tutorials
Awesome Video with a great explanation!!
thank you so much!
whoa this feature is incredible... great explanation, too.
Thank you, for the helpful information! Keep making these great videos!
you're just too good at writing css, you never failed to impress me
He’s coming back on 100k. Congrats
amazing tutorial as always thank you!!
Thank you man please upload more video about CSS Like building actual project from start to end
I needed that so much🎉🎉
Thanks for the tips, they worked out great.
Truly a greeat lesson. Fantastic. Very uunderstandable aand vitally important thank you.
wow, the legend is back
This channel definitely slayed!
You are one of the best CSS teacher on yt
What an amazing tutorial. Thank you!
For this partcular layout you can use flexbox to push the images at the edge of their containers, you just have to use flex-direction:column; and margin-top:auto;
I needed this, thank you ❤
I bought your CSS course and it was a good investment, learning to use a page builder and Wordpress but knowing what the page builder is built upon is extremely helpful, of course it's not just CSS but since the builder lays down the HTML and Javascript and PHP, you can go a lot further if you can use custom CSS, looking forward to your vanilla Javascript course...
Thank you! Your explanation are great!🎉
Great explanation, thanks!
does anyone else likes to use flex on everything unless they absolutely need to use grid or is it just me ?
i think everyone is like that.
I use grid for everything except for buttons next to text, text next to text, or headers with an element on each side, then I use flex. Otherwise grid all the way baby. Maybe it's just the way our brains work differently...
Flex first here.
i also 😂😂😂
I use flex , because I don't know nothing in grid 😅😂
The explanation starts around 8:13. And it ends around 11:46.
So, about 3 minutes in total
>2x speed works great. It makes it
Great explanation thanks❤
Yay subgrid!! It took me a long time to understand how using subgrid differed from just using an `inherit` on g-t-column or g-t-r ;
Btw it’s not recommended to create gutters by giving the body width:90% ; it can affect how margins and padding are calculated , create unexpected scroll bars ,alignment and overflow issues, esp for responsive screen sizes. Better to use some kind of wrapper with padding and/or a max-width (or width: min(100%, 60ch)! I lovelovelove the min function!)
@@clevermissfox I agree with you about the gutters. For the purposes of creating a video about a specific subject, I'll often take shortcuts towards whatever is unrelated to the subject being presented, thus gutters on the body.
@@slayingthedragon I understand, I’ve done the same by putting flex/grid on the body to center the project , I just worry about beginners not knowing and picking up bad habits. Thanks for the video, for some reason I find subgrid easier than not several grids; maybe bc there’s only one grid to configure/wrestle with 😆
What a great day when your video comes
Thnx bro also expceting more new videos and your new courses also stay heathly.:)
Nice to see you again ✌
Dragon is back 🔥
Amazing explanation!
Question though - how would I go about creating a gap *between* subgrids without affecting the gap of the elements within?
Say for example, I am creating a blog grid, kind of like the one in the video. I want the gap between the header, the excerpt and the flower image to be .5rem, but I want the gap between each card to be some big number like 8rem. I noticed that at that point subgrid breaks apart, forcing the individual items to become way larger than they are. This is still the case even if we 'override' the gap in the subgrid.
Your videos help me alot thank you
the king is back 😭🙏🏾🙏🏾
Very useful. Thank you.
very nice work. thank you!
After a long time got ur video... 👍👍
The master has returned 😤
another super clean tutorial, I could not have explained it better! Glad to see you back my guy!
Classic Ramzi recording at 1am
I think this is possible with flex. You just wrap this boxex with flex item, make boxes stretch vertically. And then align images to the bottom. But this subgrid thing looks pretty cool.
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Excellent subgrid tutorial, really love the way you teach and explain things simple. The only thing, I can't get to work using subgrid and media queries same time. For example, I want to have 4 boxes in a row for desktop, but 2 boxes on tabled and 1 on mobile. How do I have to change that code? 🙂
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Very Good! 👏👏👏
best subgrid tutorial
Please tell about how to use masonry library with sidebar on a webapp.
Very useful!! 💪
13:31 with style css like that, how to handle view if only one grid item?
Geez u make it look so easy. And great explaination! I guess media queries is really not needed. Question tho. How do i move an image that is on the right side of the viewport to go above the text on the left side when viewing in smaller screens? So normal size/big screen Text and Image will be next to one another. Please help
This was perfect 👌
man it was really helpful for me becuase i always faced prblems here
Welcome back ❤
Idk why but once you explain it im just like oh...well...yeah that makes total sense now .
There is one part I don't understand, what's up with the 1/4 for grid rows? Is it just stating that each one is only one fourth or a total of four grid items? And if that's the case why wouldn't it go under grid columns since the items are spanning across four columns?
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I am only 12
thanks for the clear explanation
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thats great. thanks dear
Worth subscribing you.
awesome video gained something new
Great video, the only trade off (as far as I know) is when you need to make it responsive.
what about display: flex; flex-direction: columns; justify-content: space-between; ?
tops of the text boxes will not be aligned with each other, because if you have less text, flexbox will force it to stay in the cross-center.
and what about making each item display: flex and setting flex-grow: 1 on each paragraph?
Yea that's what I personally do, subgrid though is great if you're using grid
I am confused, why not 1/3
The first element of the box is between the first and second grid lines. The second element is between the second and third grid lines... So since we have three elements, that's 1/4.
Exactly! 1/3 would mean 2 rows but since we need 3 rows (heading, paragraph, image) we have to use 1/4 which means "from line 1 to line 4) which refers to 3 rows
Got it just like this:
1st line is header title to description
2nd line is description to image
3rd line is image to end
1 start __________________________
Title/Header
2 _______________________________
Description
3 _______________________________
Image
4 end____________________________
I can't believe it's taken so many decades to get this far for creating layouts using CSS.
Great Video!
You replied 1 min after video uploaded. Watch it first
I added another lorem to the first box and it's width started to be bigger than the other boxes. And even with the span 3 and minmax(350px,1fr) if i add more lorem, one of the boxes starts to grow and display on top each other ;( .Can anyone explain why? ;(
SO SIMPLE!!! OMG
For some reason.box grid-row: span 3 spoiled the result when I used images of different sizes 😢
How do you display those colored layer overlays in your DOM?
this is my first time i watch your videos and really it very helpful, please why when we use images with different sizes and orientation the designed broken?
Я не знаю кто ты, но ты объяснил все за 14 минут лучше, чем наши "разработчики" объясняют это все за час. Спасибо!
We've come so far from the good old days of 'float: left' and clearfix hacks.
The old way of doing layouts like this involved a lot of nesting with flex, but it was clunky as hell. This new approach is really awesome. However, as of today Caniuse puts browser support for this feature at 88%, which is quite low for it to be used in production.
Great video
Impressive 🤎
best explanation
gap on parent is inherited on subgrid rows , how to control this
Loved it the vid❤
wow .. thank you
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Hi, do you plan offer local prices for your courses? I would love to buy the css one, but my currency is weak compared to dollar.
I don't, however in about a month my CSS course will be uploaded to my RUclips channel, it'll be free for everyone
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Hi, what does the "span 3" means? Thanks.