What is grid in css?
Grid in CSS is a layout system that allows developers to create two-dimensional grid-based layouts using rows and columns. It provides a flexible way to create responsive and adaptable layouts that can adapt to different screen sizes and orientations. Thus, developers can create complex and adaptable layouts in an efficient and organized way
With CSS Grid, developers can define a grid container and then place items within it, specifying their size and position. The grid container is defined using the display: grid property, and then rows and columns are created using grid-template-rows and grid-template-columns properties.
Developers can also control the gap between rows and columns using the grid-gap property. CSS Grid also enables developers to use grid areas, which allows developers to name different sections of the grid, making it easier to place elements in specific locations. Additionally, grid also enables developers to use grid-template-areas property, which allows developers to create a visual grid layout using text.
