Subgrid for Better Card Layouts

Card layouts are popular on the web, rows and columns of boxes with similar content. CSS grids can help align those cards, but it’s still be hard to line-up content inside the cards – headers and footers that might need more or less room.

Part of a series tagged 'mozilla developer'

Styling Lists in CSS – October 1, 2019
Why is CSS so Weird? – October 3, 2019
What does <code>revert</code> do in CSS? – October 9, 2019
Faster Layouts with CSS Grid – October 14, 2019
Subgrid for Better Card Layouts – October 15, 2019
Laying out Forms using Subgrid – October 16, 2019
Why isn’t this CSS doing anything? – October 21, 2019
Inner & Outer Values of the Display Property – October 28, 2019
Scroll Snap in CSS – October 31, 2019
How do you wrap long words in CSS? – November 6, 2019
Use new selectors responsibly with selector queries – November 20, 2019

That’s why we need “subgrid” – coming in Firefox 71 (Dec 3) and available now in Firefox Nightly. This is a great opportunity to quickly enhance our designs for modern browsers, without losing anything in the browsers without subgrid support.

Dont wait for full browser support to start using subgrids