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Last edited Feb 22, 2023

Created on Feb 22, 2023

This dashboard layout uses CSS Grid to display a NASCAR stats interface. The page renders a header spanning two columns, followed by two equal-sized plot placeholders arranged in a two-by-two grid. The code defines grid-template-rows and grid-template-columns with repeat() functions, applies a 10-pixel gap, and sets the container to full viewport height. Each plot cell displays placeholder text ("Plot 1", "Plot 2") against a light grey background. The design references a Quackit CSS Grid example as its source, with no interactive functionality implemented yet.

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A WIP dashboard idea. No functionality yet. Source

To Do: Change heights. The goal is to have a thin header, and then 6 taller plots

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