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It’s a really small detail, but I wish the lesson order had taught us Rows into Columns instead of Columns into Rows.
Like I said, super small detail, but it kind of irked me that the lesson taught me Columns, then Rows, then that the refactoring syntax is Rows / Columns.
When they introduced the template property, this threw me off, too!
Gotta stay on edge and not turn on autopilot is what I feel was the message between the lines here.
Instead? Sorry for the stupid question but I dunno why we need to specify a height/width for a grid in the first few lines when our grid-template does it anyway.
If you only want to change the widths or number of rows, use the grid-template-rows property, if you only want to change the height or number of columns, use the grid-template-columns property, and if you want to modify both, use the grid-template property
Of course, these are simply best practices - there aren’t right or wrong answers