Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - Using the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Grid to Make Rows and Column

This video tutorial covers how to set gaps in CSS grids, including row and column gaps. It explains the use of shorthand methods for defining grid gaps and demonstrates how to set the starting and ending points for grid columns. The tutorial also discusses adjusting grid rows and columns to achieve a responsive layout.

What is the primary benefit of using 'grid' instead of 'inline grid'?

• It reduces the code complexity.

• It increases the number of columns.

• It makes the layout responsive.

• It allows for more colors.

How can you specify a gap between grid rows?

• By using the 'grid-area' property.

• By using the 'grid-template' property.

• By using the 'column-gap' property.

• By using the 'row-gap' property.

What is the effect of using a shorthand method for grid gaps?

• It only affects the row gaps.

• It only affects the column gaps.

• It sets gaps for both rows and columns.

• It removes all gaps.

Why is it important to update the background color of grid elements?

• To increase the grid size.

• To reduce the number of columns.

• To make the grid invisible.

• To easily distinguish the start and end of elements.

What should you ensure when setting grid column start and end positions?

• That there are enough columns in the grid template.

• That the grid is not responsive.

• That the grid is set to inline.

• That the row gaps are larger than column gaps.