# Grid There are a number of properties relating to the Textual `grid` layout. For an in-depth look at the grid layout, visit the grid [guide](../../guide/layout.md#grid). | Property | Description | |----------------|------------------------------------------------| | [`column-span`](./column_span.md) | Number of columns a cell spans. | | [`grid-columns`](./grid_columns.md) | Width of grid columns. | | [`grid-gutter`](./grid_gutter.md) | Spacing between grid cells. | | [`grid-rows`](./grid_rows.md) | Height of grid rows. | | [`grid-size`](./grid_size.md) | Number of columns and rows in the grid layout. | | [`row-span`](./row_span.md) | Number of rows a cell spans. | ## Syntax --8<-- "docs/snippets/syntax_block_start.md" column-span: <integer>; grid-columns: <scalar>+; grid-gutter: <scalar> [<scalar>]; grid-rows: <scalar>+; grid-size: <integer> [<integer>]; row-span: <integer>; --8<-- "docs/snippets/syntax_block_end.md" Visit each style's reference page to learn more about how the values are used. ## Example The example below shows all the properties above in action. The `grid-size: 3 4;` declaration sets the grid to 3 columns and 4 rows. The first cell of the grid, tinted magenta, shows a cell spanning multiple rows and columns. The spacing between grid cells is because of the `grid-gutter` declaration. === "Output" ```{.textual path="docs/examples/styles/grid.py"} ``` === "grid.py" ```python --8<-- "docs/examples/styles/grid.py" ``` === "grid.css" ```sass --8<-- "docs/examples/styles/grid.css" ``` !!! warning The properties listed on this page will only work when the layout is `grid`. ## See also - The [grid layout](../../guide/layout.md#grid) guide.