Just use the background color of the grid for border color, and the property for border width. You may use grid-template-columns to do the trick. create a parent container that will hold your four images. set a background color (desire color of the border). set the padding to 0 then do the trick arrange the images by grid-template-column: auto auto; then add gap to them grid-gap: 10px; (to show the background color of the container as grid).
Border inside Grid Layout
I have a CSS grid that represents the tic-tac -toe game. I wanted to put an border only inside the grid. Today, I proceed in this way:
This solution works but I find it unattractive. Do you have an idea to refactor this solution?
Since you want a stylized border (dashed, in this case), then your approach and the approach taken in the other answers appears to be useful.
However, if you decide to use a simple, solid line border, then the approach can be simplified. Just use the background color of the grid for border color, and the grid-gap property for border width.
CSS border property, Definition and Usage. The border property is a shorthand property for: border-width. border-style (required) border-color. If border-color is omitted, the color applied will be the color of the text. Show demo . Default value: medium none color.
How to add border radius to css grid element
https://codepen.io/siddagra/pen/vYBoJyM I want to add border-radius to each of the five purple+grey boxes, Ideally not adding any html styles as the arrangement of div elements within the boxes itself may be subject to change. Please help, I tried: first-child and second-child selectors but that did not work.
CSS Borders, CSS Border Style The border-style property specifies what kind of border to display. The following values are allowed: dotted - Defines a dotted border dashed - Defines a dashed border solid - Defines a solid border double - Defines a double border groove - Defines a 3D grooved border. The effect depends on the …
Horizontal border across entire row of CSS GRID
I need to use a grid layout but also need a horizontal line separating each row.
The only thing I've been able to find is applying a border to each cell, but this only works if there are enough cells to fill each row.
Is there a way to fix the above so that the entire row has a border?
Add a grid-gap equal to the width of your border then consider gradient to achieve this:
Another idea is to consider a pseudo-element that you add to the 1st,4th,7th .. (3n + 1) th element:
Imagine your table as a collection of cells (much like an excel spreadsheet). You can create a simple cell class that you append to each of your grid items to manipulate the cells without affecting the table data itself. Consider:
-- blank row --
First Column Only
Note that I only used a grid-row-gap. If you introduce a grid-gap, or a grid-column-gap, your lines will be broken at the column gaps (this may be the desired effect in some cases).
It is true that this is a more involved method of controlling the horizontal lines separating the grid and less "programmatic" and more micro-management-esque but, it does provide great control over introducing the lines into your grid.
The other answers were great options too! I just wanted to provide my two cents.
This can be achieved with a pseudo element, absolutely positioned. It will override the grid-gap. You will have to set it to a wide width, which is only a little hacky, then set the overflow on the container to hidden.
How to add column borders in CSS Grid?, How do I add border-left or border-right in between each column? I tried to add a border left or right but it doesn't seem to help in this case, as the number of the column depends on the size of the screen, the bigger the screen, the more column it has. Here is the working jsfiddle. Below is the output that I get in …
Since you want a stylized border (dashed, in this case), then your approach and the approach taken in the other answers appears to be useful.
However, if you decide to use a simple, solid line border, then the approach can be simplified. Just use the background color of the grid for border color, and the grid-gap property for border width.
You may consider this workaround.
You may use grid-template-columns to do the trick.
create a parent container that will hold your four images.
set a background color (desire color of the border).
set the padding to 0
then do the trick arrange the images by grid-template-column: auto auto;
then add gap to them grid-gap: 10px; (to show the background color of the container as grid).
При использовании простой таблицы (table) рамка вокруг таблицы задается просто:
В случае css grid у меня возникли затруднения с рамкой вокруг ячеек. Я хочу чтобы рамка вокруг ячеек проходила ровно посередине grid-gap (примерно как зеленые линии)
Если задавать у элемента grid border, то чтобы он проходил посередине нужно задавать отрицательный margin (и не забывать убирать его по краям).
При этом почему то между border остается промежуток.
Как задать border в 1 пиксель посередине между элементами grid ?
