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Yeah, but you need to create container elements to make it happen, cluttering your HTML and making it more difficult to swap elements around the grid as needed.
by function_seven 9y ago
Yeah, but you need to create container elements to make it happen, cluttering your HTML and making it more difficult to swap elements around the grid as needed.
- exodust 9y agoThat's true, although I wouldn't call containers "clutter", they have multiple uses. But yes, flexbox though easy and logical, still requires messing around if you need to reposition or change the configuration of things. It's not awful but probably slower than css grid. For me, I don't usually need to switch things around too much with layout, I sort that out before build.