


It is possible to create an adjustable layout with the flexible grid so that the content “breathes” (includes empty space). Responsiveness is fully configurable by the developer. You can enable your flexible grid to adapt to the size of the screen on a device (desktop, tablet, or phone), as well as to the display orientation or the available space on the screen.
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Grid elements can be defined to span the full width of the grid (using all the columns) for one or several rows in the grid layout. Note: Keep in mind that the number of columns for a grid element should never be less than the minimum number of columns of the flexible grid layout in its smallest form factor. However, you can only use whole (not half) columns or rows when referencing a size unit (for example, 2×3, 4×4). Grid elements can also have a combination of specified minimum and maximum sizes (such as a range of sizes). For example, if the minimum width for a grid element is three columns, the space used by the element will never be less than three columns, even when the layout is resized. If necessary, you can apply a minimum and/or maximum size to a grid element. Depending on the use case, you can assign specific sizes to a grid element to ensure that the content in the grid layout is displayed correctly.
