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And on the second one, you could use any other unit instead of fr for the image to set its width consistently, then fr on the text to have it use up whatever re
by Izkata 11mo ago
And on the second one, you could use any other unit instead of fr for the image to set its width consistently, then fr on the text to have it use up whatever remains.
- bradly 11mo agoI also wasn't understanding the value looking at the first two examples, but the pricing packages example I do think I would struggle to implement in a clean way using traditional css.
- b2ccb2 11mo agoI'd use <table>. It literally is a table. And for mobile just do a media query to turn it into a flexbox.
- PxldLtd 11mo agoYeah the claim that tables are hard to style for such a simple design doesn't really hold up in my opinion. This took two seconds to make https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/5ry4rl https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/5ry4rl I do agree though that subgrid makes the HTML more readable though so I'm all for it.
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