Grid

Definitions

1. A two-dimensional CSS layout system that allows developers to arrange elements in rows and columns simultaneously, providing precise control over alignment, sizing, and spacing without hacks or frameworks.

   In plain English: A built-in browser layout system that lets you arrange webpage elements in rows and columns like a spreadsheet, without needing extra frameworks.

   Example: "CSS Grid replaced our twelve-column Bootstrap layout with six lines of plain CSS."

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• Options API
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