Using CSS Grid where appropriate (revisited)
CSS grid is the single most valuable addition to layout on the web in the past 20 years. Flexbox was a stop-gap for layout, but because adoption was so slow, it couldn&#x27;t replace floating and other silliness before grid took hold. (thank you evergreen browsers)<p>But, grid is nearly useless in a very few circumstances, mainly when you don&#x27;t know how many items are going to be in a particular space. Grid has a flexibility for dimension flow and positioning, but rigid in the number of columns, rows and areas. (I know about auto-fit&#x2F;auto-fill, but it&#x27;s really finicky with dimensions and unknown quantities compared to just using flexbox)<p>Next comes sub-grids... I hope it&#x27;s built as well as grid is. Love the control and consistent output from grid. The conclusion of this article was just odd though.