CSS Grid - Create a FULL-HEIGHT RESPONSIVE Layout in Minutes

You won't believe how easy it is to create a stunning full-height page using CSS Grid! Learn CSS grid and build fully responsive web page layouts.

In this CSS tutorial, we're diving deep into the world of CSS Grid to build a fully responsive full-height page layout that adapts perfectly to any screen size. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned developer, this front-end development tutorial is packed with tips and tricks to elevate your web design skills.

We'll walk through every step of the process, from setting up the grid container to defining rows and columns, all while ensuring our layout remains responsive and visually appealing. We’ll explore the powerful `grid-template-areas` property and discover how to create an organized structure for the web page. Make sure to like, share, and subscribe for more amazing front-end development tutorials! Leave your questions in the comments below, and let’s conquer CSS Grid together!

Related Topics
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- How to create a full-height page layout with CSS grid
- Responsive CSS grid layout: a step-by-step tutorial
- Learn CSS grid the easy way

Chapters
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00:00 Intro
00:43 Setup for the demo project
01:26 CSS grid for the full-height page layout
02:54 The repeat() function
04:32 Using grid-template-areas for the placement
07:13 Resizable sidebar

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[narmus]

I have avoided using GRID for a long time due to its complex nature but as I am continuing to watch your videos, I now prefer using GRID more than ever!
Thanks💖

[durodolaoluwafemi]

I love the way you explain
- Simple explanation
- No rushing
- explain every step of the code.

Love it

[kallynelayane]

Great content, straight to the point and very well explained! CSS is such a beautiful thing that I subscribed before opening the video. ✨🤗

[srinathsagar]

I can’t wait to see your next video! I really enjoy your content—especially the advanced dashboards. Thank you for creating this type of content!

[rahulpatil]

WAIT, WE CAN APPLY TRANSITIONS TO GRID-TEMPLATE-COLUMS?! THIS COULD'VE SAVED ME HOURS OF MESSING AROUND WITH FLEX LAYOUT.

This is the reason I love your channel ❤✨️✨️

[PicSta]

Excellent job on CSS GRID here. Loved it and can't wait to see the next one. 👍

[frozentoy]

Thank you - great pace and articulation in your videos! Straight to the point 👌🏻

[romainmt]

Thank you so much ! Awesome video ! Great teacher here !

[mikeeomega]

Great video, like always 👌 with great info, tips and something to learn.

[grvsha]

thank you ser. you have been helpful <3

[Ezequiel-Arevaloo]

Thank you very much for this high value content ❤👍

[biggand]

Hey. JS??? I thought you'd do a checkbox input instead of a button element and then attach some CSS rules with input:checked respectively)) Frankly speaking, it is a cool video. This is a common issue; to do a container with 100% of screen height with a sticky footer at the bottom even if the content is not enough to push it there. One little thing - I've noticed that SVH works better than DVH on mobile screens. DVH pushes the footer out of the mobile screen. Or is it just my misunderstanding?

[status--ok]

Very good, I liked it and I subscribe to myself, I hope you see things like that with animations, a greeting

[rogerramjet]

instead of JS for the button you could have styled a checkbox to do the same thing avoiding JS