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WebKit

WebKit launched the Field Guide to Grid Lanes at gridlanes.webkit.org, an interactive reference site for the new CSS Grid Lanes layout feature. The site includes a live editable playground, a cheat sheet covering all properties and values, six demo layouts (Photos, Recipes, Newspaper, Mega Menu, Timeline, Pinboard), and integration with Safari's Web Inspector. Grid Lanes is currently supported in Safari 26.4+, with progressive enhancement guidance provided for other browsers.

Introducing the Field Guide to Grid Lanes

Very nice feature, i’ve missed. It can rilef many pain points. Thanks for sharing!
Funny facts behind the scene:
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It’s the team that was at Mozilla in 2019-2020 who wrote the original CSS Working Group Editor’s Draft for Grid level 3, proposing concrete ideas for how masonry-style layouts would work in CSS.
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In 2022, Safari’s WebKit team picked up where Mozilla left off in 2020, and started implementing the same original proposal for CSS Grid Layout Level 3.
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Bookmarked immediately. The demos comparing Grid Lanes to Flexbox, Multicolumn, and Grid side by side are exactly what I needed to understand when to reach for it.