SigmaMar 21
CSS can be so hacky... ^^"
Show threadSigmaMar 21
I have an element with a grid with 3 elements, and I wanted to align an element below it with the middle element. I failed miserably.
However, I now have a solution: The element below now has a grid parent with the same template, and empty ::before and ::after pseudo elements. It sounds hacky as hell, but it works. xD
Show threadineemioMar 21
@sigmasternchen not used to css grid but wouldn't grid-column on the element do it?
Show threadSigma
@ineemio Yeah, that would probably work too. Selecting the element is a bit weird though because of how the CSS is structured in my case.
Mar 21 at 9:57pmWeb