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Aallyraza
Last edited Jul 24, 2014
Created on Jul 24, 2014

This example displays a CSS-based baseline grid overlay designed for aligning web layouts to a 16-column, 22-pixel vertical rhythm across a 960-pixel total width. The code uses linear gradients in WebKit, Mozilla, and Opera vendor prefixes to render red vertical column lines at 60-pixel intervals and cyan horizontal baseline lines at 22-pixel intervals. It relies on background-size and background-position properties to position the grid precisely, with the columns offset 10 pixels from the left edge. The visualization demonstrates a reusable CSS class for visual debugging of typographic and layout alignment in responsive design workflows.

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