Designing with Tailwind CSS: Building a Navbar Layout with Flexbox

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12 Best ideas to build CSS Holy Grail layouts

Find the collection of all possible ways to build a free CSS holy grail layouts. Find the demo and download the code on each demos.

CSS Holy Grail of Horizontal Alignments using Flexbox
Admin layout
CSS Grid – Holy Grail (of) Layout – COMPLETE
HTML5 Pure CSS Flex Holy Grail
Awesome CSS Responsive Layout
Responsive CSS Holy Grail Layout using FlexBox
The Compatible CSS Holy Grail
Holy Grail via table-display and the direction property
CSS Grid: Holy Grail Layout – Responsive
Holy Grail Layout with Flexbox
Holy Grail Layout
Flexbox: CSS Holy grail layout

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Fancorico Hunt

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Design A Landing Page using Tailwind CSS

When I started learning how to use the Tailwind CSS library, I really didn’t know what to expect and wasn’t quite sure how I’d fare with the library. It turns out, TailWind’s a whole lot easier to use than I thought and makes designing a landing page a breeze.

One remarkable feature I noticed was the ease with which I could define classes for various responsive breakpoints without writing a single line of CSS media queries. That for me was awesome!

For this tutorial, I’ll assume you have a Tailwind project set up, if you don’t you can grab one here. For the fonts, I’m using Poppins. All the code presented here should be placed in your body tag.

We’ll start off with creating and styling the main element that would house the hero section:

<main class="h-full flex items-center px-6 lg:px-32 bg-purple-900 text-white">

</main>

The Tailwind classes added to the main element does the following:

h-full: Give the main element a height of 100%. Pretty much like what you’d do with a style declaration of height: 100vh in CSS.
flex: Make the main element a flexbox, just like you would with a style declaration like display: flex in CSS.
items-center: Position the contents of the main element in the center of the main element, just like you would with align-items: center in CSS.
px-6 lg:px-32: Assign horizontal padding of 1.5rem to all devices from mobile to medium and horizontal padding of 8rem for devices from large to devices beyond. You can add as many other breakpoints to suit your design needs, this is the wonderful thing about Tailwind.
bg-purple-900: Gives the main element a purple background with an opacity of 90%. This is equivalent to background-color: purple in CSS.
text-white: Gives the main section and its child elements a default white color (#FFFFFF).

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Gavin Sserubiri

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13 Cool Simple CSS Grid layout examples

Collection of free hand-picked simple CSS grid examples. Also, it includes a bunch of front-end techniques, tips, and tricks for your future reference. Hope you will like these freebies and find them useful. Happy coding!

Styling the last row of a grid with CSS selectors
Grid Animation Effects
Simple grid mixin
Simple Grid CSS Grid
Simple CSS Grid Hover
Simple css Grid – Responsive
Simple css grid system using scss
CSS variables simple CSS grid
Super Simple CSS Grid
3D Grid UI
Aspect ratio Grid boxes with CSS Variables
Simple grid system
Simple Grid template

#layouts #css grid #grid #layouts #css #css grid layout

Ulices Hermiston

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CSS Flex Box: A Flexible Way To Layout

Every element of HTML is a rectangular box. Every Box has a defined height and width. This way you can increase or decrease its size. CSS is used to style HTML elements so that they look nice and decorated. CSS treats every element in the view of its box model. So every element has padding, margin, and border too.

You can learn more about CSS BOX Model here.

Box layout means to position a box on the page. So you may like to center an element horizontally or vertically or you may want to move the element to any other position on the page. Laying out your page is the most important task which determines the overall look of the page.

CSS has got many ways to align a box. You could choose floats, position property or you could try aligning it using margin and padding. But it’s not always so easy to align an element as you wish to. Developers have always been having difficulties to center an element horizontally or vertically. If you try using floats, you will see that it requires more work and gives you extra lines of code to position the element. So what’s the way out?

Here comes the modern CSS Flex Box technique. After using Flex Box for the first time you will forget the difficulties you have been facing with your layout. You will make your layout with fewer lines of code and very quickly.

Now after having Flex Box in your hand you don’t need to worry about every single element in your container. What you need is just add one or two lines of code and there you go.

What Are Some Of The Most Popular Uses Of Flex Box?

You can use Flex Box Almost anywhere on your website to align your content, but I found it more useful to apply it on certain parts of my page than others.

1: Navigation bar

The Navigation menu is mostly a horizontal or vertical bar on top or side of the page with links to other parts of the page. You can create a container for it and apply Flex Box to it so that you can move it’s items wherever it’s suitable for your page layout.

2: Footer

Footer of a website mostly includes contact details, logo, and some links to other parts of the site. You can align your footer content with the help of Flex Box too.

3: Horizontal Alignment

You can align your container’s elements on the horizontal line wherever you like and can add space in them.

4: Vertical Alignment

It often requires to position elements vertically, so there is a very easy way to achieve it with Flex Box. You just need to add one line and it’s already done.

4: Re-Ordering Elements

Flex Box has a function that allows you to rearrange the order of your elements in a container. You can change the order of any element you like.

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Vinnie Ninsiima

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