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It's part of CSS grid so in a way it's new, but CSS grid well supported nowadays.
by seumars 5y ago
It's part of CSS grid so in a way it's new, but CSS grid well supported nowadays.
- petepete 5y agoIt's been made more general than just grid (it used to be called grid-gap) and works with flexbox too. I don't know if Safari supports it in flexbox yet and it's a pain to detect with @supports because Safari _does_ support gap but in a different context, but it works fine in Chrome and Firefox. Edit: just checked, Safari 14.1 added support for using gap with Flexbox.
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