XF 2.1 How to use :last-child for grid

[SyTry]

Hello,

Actually I'm making an add-on for XenForo 2.1, I have a page to show my partnerships like this :


The problem is the width for the last grid, I want it to be 100% or I want to show my partnerships like this :

Partner 1	Partner 2
Partner 3	Partner 4
Partner 5	Partner 6

This is my HTML :

<div class="stPartnerList">
    My HTML here
</div

And my CSS :

.stPartnerList {
    display: grid;
    grid-template-columns: repeat( auto-fit, minmax(300px, 1fr) );
    grid-gap: 10px;
    padding: 10px;

    &:last-child {
        grid-template-columns: 100%;
    }
}

Also tried .stPartnerList:last-child {} but nothing to do
If anyone have an idea or a solution, please let me know !

Regards, SyTry

 

[nocte]

Never worked with grid, but I assume you can do that with flex - with better browser support.

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[SyTry]

Never worked with grid, but I assume you can do that with flex - with better browser support.

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Thank you for the tip, this site is very cool ! But I can't find a solution, the last column doesn't want to take 100%.

EDIT : got it, not what I want but I changed this grid-template-columns: repeat( auto-fit, minmax(300px, 1fr) ); to grid-template-columns: auto;

 

[nocte]

Again, I'd recommend flexbox

Here's a good example:

Filling The Space In The Last Row With Flexbox | CSS-Tricks

Chris Albrecht posted a question on StackOverflow about grids. Essentially: imagine you have an element with an unknown number of children. Each of those

css-tricks.com

I assume that's exactly what you want.

 

[SyTry]

Again, I'd recommend flexbox

Here's a good example:

Filling The Space In The Last Row With Flexbox | CSS-Tricks

Chris Albrecht posted a question on StackOverflow about grids. Essentially: imagine you have an element with an unknown number of children. Each of those

css-tricks.com

I assume that's exactly what you want.

Nice, thank you. I will add this to my bookmarks !