The ability to assign multiple items to the same name grid area and for the grid to work,
currently, it draws all the named grid areas on top of each other in the order encountered in the grid container, where the last element appears atop.
I see two ways to solve this issue, of which 1 may be more beneficial for the other, in the bigger picture.
Basically inject a subgrid to solve your layout problem.
Modify the existing grid code to solve the problem.
The ability to control the overflow(x/y) and the auto layout property of a name grid areas, rows, or columns.
With the ability to assign multiple items to a grid area, one may like to constrain its height and width and provide it overflow setting.
This will allow one to dynamically use CSS and place items into different areas on a grid based on CSS selectors.
The ability to assign multiple items to the same name grid area and for the grid to work, currently, it draws all the named grid areas on top of each other in the order encountered in the grid container, where the last element appears atop.
I see two ways to solve this issue, of which 1 may be more beneficial for the other, in the bigger picture.
The ability to control the overflow(x/y) and the auto layout property of a name grid areas, rows, or columns. With the ability to assign multiple items to a grid area, one may like to constrain its height and width and provide it overflow setting.
This will allow one to dynamically use CSS and place items into different areas on a grid based on CSS selectors.
Enhancement to CSS Support:
In additional to these combinations
[css-grid] Feature: Display:Grid: grid-temp-col*: repeat+[set](autofill, min-column-width, max-column-width , bias-change, max-repeat) = repeat(auto-fill, 30rem, 40rem, min, 5)
Bug/Feature: Grid repeat row, 1 column - creates columns instead of rows
Enhance CSS syntax support for grid-container-item-styles
Examples:
Expected output:![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b562cc16-d9dd-47a1-8acc-890912ea8c01)
Source HTML code for above styles