Master WordPress Grid Layouts

Most great-looking websites utilize some sort of grid pattern in their page layout. But while many designers accomplish this using CSS Grid, new WordPress blocks let you do it right in the editor.
In today’s “Build and Beyond” video, Jamie Marsland shows you how to use Grid and Grid Layout blocks to create a beautiful, functional WordPress site.

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[goatcheeta]

I thought I had seen that basic layout - Kevin Powell is one I try to digest every week. What a gift to all of us! Thanks for all the work you have done in making Gutenberg real and useful for the rest of us. You were the first to publicize CSS Grid in 6.5

[hitmaninblood]

Really love watching your videos Jamie - please continue 👏🏻🥳

[taunado]

Thanks. It'll great to see more dynamic content, such as pulling in your posts to populate the grid content and rendering styles from a style guide.

[ArambhAcademy.]

Thanks. you add imp techniques and information in my knowledge.

[CasualRelief]

Is the Grid Block going to hit WordPress Core?

[tim]

always Brilliant Jamie. How did I miss this last week? What a great use case for using Gutenberg. Thanks.

[spitsparrow]

I dont get the options to select a width for the grid block. Any clues as to why some and some dont get to see it? is it a theme thing. You have spectra i think im just on 2024

[erling]

which blocks editor did you use there is no naming of it

[pshemekm]

Thanks for presentation; grid is so powerful! However, in the real world, we have to do such things with dynamic outputs like query loops. So still with CSS (nth-child)

[KariposTheOne]

Couldn't you develop a better CSS grid builder, like the one from Cwicly? It looks like WP is putting in no effort.

[tuulistewart]

Very cool!! Thanks
Note: The option "align grid wide" comes with creator package, not with the lower ones. When I tried it on Creator plan, it still doesn't give me wide option = just 3 columns t play with & not those rounded corners and all. Investigating further (tried on three different sites, different underling themes and WP plans) - not all, just some themes give those opportunities.
Just saying...