Say goodbye to border and pseudo-element hacks.

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CSS gap decorations is a new feature available in Chrome and Edge 139 that allows developers to style gaps between items in flex, grid, and multi-column layouts without using border or pseudo-element workarounds. The feature extends the column-rule property to work with grid and flexbox layouts and introduces a new row-rule property. It offers benefits like no layout impact, repeat syntax for patterns, cleaner markup, and enhanced customizability through new properties like rule-break, rule-outset, and gap-rule-paint-order. The feature is currently in developer trial and requires enabling experimental web platform features.

A new way to style gaps in CSS

Good addition, folks!🚀 Finally grid lines become pretty without juggling various techniques to achieve simple decorations 💅

Cool this will be a nice feature when it fully lands 🎉

I’ve bot encountered the problem my self but this would be really cool when it comes out