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Valeshan Naidoo
27,008 PointsSource mistake?
Just was reading the text from https://alligator.io/css/css-grid-layout-span-keyword/ and in this section below:
If multiple lines have the same name, you can define the start and end lines like in the following example:
.item { grid-column: col 2 / col 7; grid-row: content 6 / content 10; }The item starts on the column with the 2nd line named
col
and ends on the 7th line also namedcol
. Similarly, it starts on the 6th line namedrow
and ends on the 10th line namedrow
.
If the column line name is col
because of it's prefix, shouldn't the row line name be content
?
1 Answer
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Rich Donnellan
Treehouse Moderator 27,696 PointsGood catch. I'll try reaching out to Sebastian to get this fixed. 👍🏻