css知识点:布局_今天发布：新CSS布局

css知识点:布局

I am author or co-author of 22 books, book number 22 is The New CSS Layout, published by my good friends over at A Book Apart, and launching today.

我是22本书的作者或合著者，第22本书是The New CSS Layout ，由我的好朋友在A Book Apart出版，并于今天发行。

Book number 22 only happens because 15 years ago I said yes to book number 1. It was 2002, and I was approached to write a couple of chapters of a book to be published by Glasshaus. I left school at 16 to study dance, so to say that I felt underqualified to write a book is very much an understatement. I decided that it was just a couple of chapters and if it was terrible they would find someone else to complete the work. I said yes. It must have been ok, as here we are today.

因为15年前我对1号书说了“是”，所以才出现22号书。那是2002年，我被要求写一本书的几章，由Glasshaus出版。 我16岁就离开学校学习舞蹈，所以说我觉得自己写书的资格很低估了。 我认为这只是几章，如果很糟糕，他们会找其他人来完成工作。 我说是。 一定还可以，就像我们今天在这里。

In The New CSS Layout I’ve tried to use my 20 year experience as a web developer, along with my knowledge of shiny new specifications like Grid Layout, to put these new layout features into context. I think that is important, as the majority of the questions and confusion around new specifications are due to a misunderstanding of how CSS layout works at all. In a world of frameworks and abstractions, it is easy to become separated from the concepts that underpin everything that we do. To really take advantage of everything we have now, we need to understand where it came from and why it works.

在The New CSS Layout中，我尝试利用自己20年的网络开发人员经验以及对Grid Layout等闪亮的新规范的了解，将这些新的布局功能置于上下文中。 我认为这很重要，因为围绕新规范的大多数问题和困惑都是由于对CSS布局的工作原理完全没有理解。 在框架和抽象的世界中，很容易与支撑我们所做的一切的概念分离。 为了真正利用我们现在拥有的一切，我们需要了解它来自何处以及为什么起作用。

My aim is that after reading this book you’ll have a better understanding of how Flexbox and Grid Layout work, and be able to put that knowledge into practice. However my real hope is that you take away something more than just knowledge of those individual features. If I could give you anything it would be the ability to dig into and understand new features for yourself, to be free to play, experiment and develop new ideas.

我的目标是，阅读本书后，您将对Flexbox和Grid Layout的工作方式有更好的了解，并能够将这些知识付诸实践。 但是，我真正的希望是，您不仅要了解这些单独功能，还应该带走更多东西。 如果我能给您任何东西，那将是您能够自己挖掘和理解新功能，自由发挥，试验和发展新想法的能力。

You can find details of the contents here, and buy your own print or e-book copy over on A Book Apart. I really hope you like it.

您可以在此处找到内容的详细信息，并在A Book Apart上购买自己的印刷版或电子书副本。 我真的希望你喜欢。

翻译自: https://rachelandrew.co.uk/archives/2017/10/10/launching-today-the-new-css-layout/

css知识点:布局