> A web page's layout is meant to stay fluid, because it should adapt to the content it's styling. Margin, padding, font-size, line-height... These are all meant to provide rules to position elements relative to both its surroundings and its content.
Which is exactly what GSS's constraint-based approach to stylesheets seems like it does better than vanilla CSS. The name is probably bad ("Grid" doesn't refer to positioning on a grid but is because it, as well as being its own open-source thing, also underlies a bigger project called "the Grid".)
Which is exactly what GSS's constraint-based approach to stylesheets seems like it does better than vanilla CSS. The name is probably bad ("Grid" doesn't refer to positioning on a grid but is because it, as well as being its own open-source thing, also underlies a bigger project called "the Grid".)