Using Repeat With Auto Fit and Min Max

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This is one of those things that you really want to see in action when you're using repeat with auto fit and min max. It looks like you're nesting multiple functions, right? But the way this actually works is that you if you have grid template column set and you repeat how many columns you have,. You're going to say auto fit and auto fit fits the columns into the space by expanding them to take up the available space. And likewise, there's also clamp, which is not a grid technique, but clamp is kind of like a min max where with min max, you give it a max and a min value and it just makes sure it's within those bounds.

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