(Note: already answered this but for what it's worth here's a small explanation)ġ) On the grid container change the grid-auto-flow property to column - This lays out the grid items vertically instead of horizontally (the default).

So I would suggest you stick with Multi-Column Layout for your layout.Īssuming the above limitation is ok - then you can create the layout with css as follows: Title: GRID 2 - Car Unlock Pack Genre: Racing, Sports. High Mileage (30) - Drive 750 miles in a single car. Sign in to get personalized help for GRID 2 Unlock All Cars. Head 2 Head (30) - Win your first Head 2 Head race. This is not the case with CSS grids - you would have to know in advance the number of items in the grid in order to calculate the necessary number of rows - which is quite a limitation. Hard Charger (20) - Win a 12 car race starting from the back of the Grid. I have a list with unknown number of items, it could be 10 or a 100Īs you already observed, CSS Multi-Column Layout produces the desired layout with pure CSS - without having to know in advance the number of items in the container. In my opinion, the CSS Multi-column layout is the better solution here than CSS Grid.

Li:first-child:nth-last-child(n + 1):nth-last-child(-n + 3) ~ li:nth-child(n + 2):nth-child(-n + 2) * if there are 1 to 3 items, the 2nd one goes to 2nd column and the 3rd one goes to 3rd column */ Scanning the car list, it’s clear why SMSP made the grade: it’s the venue for the World Time Attack competition, an event which attracts entrants to Sydney from around the globe, and there are no fewer than five cars in Grid’s Tuner category that are based on or outright facsimiles of some of those entrants. * by default, items go in first column */

Grid 2 car list