CSS Bootcamp: Master CSS (Including CSS Grid/Flexbox) - auto-fill, auto-fit

This video tutorial covers the advanced features of CSS Grid, focusing on autofill and autofit. Autofill fills rows with as many columns as possible, creating implicit columns when space allows. Autofit, on the other hand, adjusts columns to take up available space, making it more useful for responsive design. The tutorial includes practical examples and demonstrates how to use the minmax function with autofit to create flexible layouts. The session concludes with a summary of these features and encourages viewers to apply their knowledge in projects.

What is the primary function of autofill in CSS Grid?

• To fill rows with as many columns as possible

• To adjust column widths automatically

• To create a fixed number of columns

• To remove empty columns

How does autofit differ from autofill in CSS Grid?

• Autofit is used for fixed layouts

• Autofit removes all columns

• Autofit adjusts column widths to fit available space

• Autofit creates more columns than autofill

What happens to columns when using autofit and the browser window is resized?

• Columns adjust to fit the available space

• Columns disappear

• Columns remain the same size

• Columns become fixed in size

What is the purpose of the minmax function in CSS Grid?

• To remove columns

• To define minimum and maximum column widths

• To set a fixed size for columns

• To create implicit columns

How does the minmax function enhance responsiveness in a grid layout?

• By removing empty columns

• By allowing columns to expand and contract within set limits

• By setting a fixed width for all columns

• By fixing the number of columns