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ian truong
4,685 Pointsgrid placement in css are amazing but i have one concern. can header and nav share one space?
header{
grid-column: 1 / 3;
}
nav{
grid-column: 1/3
}
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Steven Parker
230,867 PointsThat should put them in the same columns of two different rows.
To have them share one space, either put one inside the other (it's common to have a nav
section in the header
), or enclose them both in a shared container.
ian truong
4,685 Pointsian truong
4,685 Pointsbut how do you put one inside the other?
Steven Parker
230,867 PointsSteven Parker
230,867 Pointsian truong
4,685 Pointsian truong
4,685 Pointsomg.. yes thats so simple lol. i forgot all about nesting nav inside header with html. thank you!