Masonry layout in CSS, often associated with packing items of varying sizes into columns, lacks a baked-in solution unlike the 'Holy Grail' layout with CSS Grid. There are two competing proposals for integrating masonry into CSS, each with its merits: one as a sub-feature of CSS Grid and another as a separate module. Discussions among CSS experts highlight the challenges and benefits of both approaches, with accessibility and layout performance being key considerations.
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What is masonry layout?Examples, please?There are two competing proposalsThe case for merging masonry and gridThe case for keeping masonry separate from gridWhere we at?Sort: