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Great work! You have learned many new properties to use when creating a layout using CSS Grid! Let’s review:

  • grid-template-areas specifies grid named grid areas
  • grid layouts are two-dimensional: they have a row, or inline, axis and a column, or block, axis.
  • justify-items specifies how individual elements should spread across the row axis
  • justify-content specifies how groups of elements should spread across the row axis
  • justify-self specifies how a single element should position itself with respect to the row axis
  • align-items specifies how individual elements should spread across the column axis
  • align-content specifies how groups of elements should spread across the column axis
  • align-self specifies how a single element should position itself with respect to the column axis
  • grid-auto-rows specifies the height of rows added implicitly to the grid
  • grid-auto-columns specifies the width of columns added implicitly to the grid
  • grid-auto-flow specifies in which direction implicit elements should be created

This is a great time to experiment with the code in the code editor and try any of the properties you want to practice more! When you’re ready, move on!

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This is a great time to experiment with the code in the text editor to visualize any of the properties covered in this lesson! Move on when you’re ready.

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