WOw. It's really nice. Much smoother than most of the other grid generators. A couple of things I would change: Allow the names of the sections to be editable (marked with a little pencil to make it obvious). So if I have a cell that I want navigation elements in, I would click the unassigned cell and it would focus a text input where I could type the name. If I click off or press tab or enter, just sequentially number it like you did. I also noticed that if there were three horizontal grid elements and I select the middle one to assign it Item-1. Then I can drag from the first cell over item-1 into the third cell to make item-2. It's just that the title and info are hidden behind item 1's title and block. Plus, I don't know if you can have grid cell that extends behind another cell or connects two non-touching cells. Something to check out. The scale input controls are overlapping the text, so dragging to change the size of columns requires dragging over the label. Plus you use a simple linear scale for dragging which makes it really easy to end up with 128 columns but not so easy to end up with 2. Maybe a different method for increasing and decreasing columns that constrained input when dragging to a reasonable amount. Also, the tool is really great, but it only takes up part of the screen. Perhaps you could make it take up more. In fact, ideally you would have your sidebar look like it was part of the browser rather than the webpage. The controls then would feel like they were controlling the workspace outside of the context of a web page. Also, what if you changed the column grid axes generators to work like repeat grid on Illustrator. It has a set of controls that let you increase and decrease the the number of visible repetitions and spacing between them. That would be great. Perhaps before you export the code, you could have an inspection tool that would let you configure each cell manually in css. So exporting code would be customized for your needs automatically. I hope this isn't too much feedback. It's great exactly how it is. You did a great job. These were just ideas I had while using it. Even if you changed nothing it's better than most. Thanks for the resource. More on reddit.com

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I previously made a Tailwind Grid Generator to make grid layouts with Tailwind CSS easier. It received a lot of positive feedback, so I decided to create a similar tool for plain CSS as well Project is built with next.js and nextUI components. The drag and drop feature is built using react-grid-layout lib https://cssgridgenerator.io/ More on reddit.com

I like it! Maybe add a toggle to prevent overlapping, since little elements can be lost quickly under a parent More on reddit.com