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Because that's not actually what's happening. For example if you have 1fr 1fr 1fr that will give you three equally large columns that take up the rest of the s
by irishsultan 10y ago
Because that's not actually what's happening.
For example if you have 1fr 1fr 1fr that will give you three equally large columns that take up the rest of the space, but you can also use 0.33fr 1fr 1fr which gives you one column that's one third the size of the other two.
- thomaspark 10y agoYeah, although the problem is that using 33fr 33fr 33fr, will have the same effect and lead to that perfectly reasonable conclusion. I'll work on improving the explanation of level 21 and fr units in general.
- jumasheff 10y agoI'm stuck in there. Can you give a hint? Thank you ))
- bigbugbag 10y agoyou need a total of 5 columns, first and last one are 50px large.
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- kiflay 10y agoit will be great if you can provide answers for each question as well. specifically for the higher levels.
- bigbugbag 10y agoit took a couple tries to understand that level 21 requires a total of 5 columns, I was trying 50px 1fr 50px. The gotcha is that actual value in fractional units is irrelevant as long as you defined the right number of columns.
- crusso 10y agoThis had me stuck for a few minutes too. I had exactly the answer you have above and didn't realize the context that I needed 5 columns. Maybe showing more context in how the grid containers are defined?