Your video is great and easy to understand, but this will increase the DOM size and slow down the page's loading speed.

Thanks, this helped me understand the difference!👍

A great video to explain the concept.

Helpful video thank you!

Indeed, this video guide is very helpful. Love it much. Thank you

Good explanation, thanks. BTW I had no idea an oasis like that one existed, pretty cool.

Great man

Very helpful❤

Hi Alex, thanks again for a great video - you are such a great teacher!!! Question: Using this grid and flex box system, do you think it is possible to create a blog page where posts are going to be at different levels? The straight columns and rows are a bit boring to me, I wonder if you would have a tip for that. Thanks!

why you didn't use col span and row span?

You say that columns or rows that do not have the same size, and one dimensional flow, then flexbox is the one to choose. But for main container containing 2 rows with different heights, you choose grid with row = 1 to make the height of first row shorter., I am confused.

It seems that we can't build this structure with Grid alone... so the questions then becomes: Is it better to just use Flex to build this... or use a combination of Flex & Grid to build this? Why not just use Flex box for all of the nested containers? I was able to accomplish this for all screen sizes by simply: 1. Setting the menu sub-container to 25% & 2. Setting the parent container for the Main/Right to 100%. Am I missing something? Is there an inherent positive or negative to using both Flex & Grid in the same page? Does it load any extra CSS or JS files to use both? What about conflicts... I didn't see any obvious benefits in this example for using both... over just using Flex. Would love to hear your thoughts.

Is that responsive ?

And how do we change the height of those columns and rows? I mean individually, every box for itself. Don't say "oh, just go to height and width", because that doesn't work.

Dude, this is not the right way to do it. Will increase DOM a lot

Elementor should have left it just the way it is before