Introduction to Tailwind CSS Grids

The grid system in Tailwind CSS allows you to create responsive and flexible layouts with ease. It's based on classes that define the layout of elements in rows and columns.

Container

The container is the element that surrounds all the content of your layout. It helps to center and control the maximum width of the content. Use the container class for this.

Basic Grid

The grid is built with classes that define the number of columns into which an element should be divided. Use the grid and col classes for this.

In the example below we have a basic grid with 3 columns.

Responsiveness

Tailwind CSS makes it easy to create responsive layouts. Add responsiveness classes to control the number of columns on different screen sizes.

In the example below, by default one column is shown, for medium size screens (md) two columns are shown, for large size (lg) 3 columns are shown.

Spacing and Alignment

Use spacing and alignment classes to adjust the arrangement of elements on the grid.

Conclusion

Tailwind CSS's grid system is a powerful tool for creating flexible and responsive layouts. Experiment with the different classes and adjust them as needed to meet your project's specific requirements.

Learn more on the official Tailwind CSS website: https://tailwindcss.com (opens new window)