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wtf is an fr anyways? is a question I've never been able to retain the answer. there are many times where i've attempted to use grid layout, and then ultimately just switched back to neanderthal mode and used a table.
wtf is an fr anyways? is a question I've never been able to retain the answer. there are many times where i've attempted to use grid layout, and then ultimately just switched back to neanderthal mode and used a table.
If you want the second column to stretch, then the `fr` part is assigned to the second column. Mixing `fr` and `auto` doesn't really make sense. You can do it like this. https://codepen.io/tomtheisen/pen/emOeqPy
grid-template-columns: 10em 1fr;I also have issue of letting go and fully accepting the way of the flex. Instead of feeling comfortable just throwing elements inside the grid element, by brain needs each row to have a wrapper element like a tr and nested td instead of just tossing td elements in tbody (sticking to the table mentality). It took a minute for me to get that to click in my head for whatever reason
Now that you've explained the rest of your requirements, I can see that `fr` is not suitable for the purpose. In the meantime you've gotten a better answer for the updated requirements, in particular min-content and max-content.
First:
> I want a simple 2 column row with the first field being narrow and the second field stretching to fill the width
Second:
> i want the first column to be just wide enough, and the second column to fill the space.