Basic Grid
Grid Gutter
Column offset
Grid sort
Flex Layout
Flex Alignment
Flex Order
Responsive
More responsive
Playground

Grid

24 Grids System。

Design concept#

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In most business situations, Ant Design needs to solve a lot of information storage problems within the design area, so based on 12 Grids System, we divided the design area into 24 aliquots.

We name the divided area 'box'. We suggest four boxes for horizontal arrangement at most, one at least. Boxes are proportional to the entire screen as shown in the picture above. To ensure a high level of visual comfort, we customize the typography inside of the box based on the box unit.

Outline#

In the grid system, we define the frame outside the information area based on row and column, to ensure that every area can have stable arrangement.

Following is a brief look at how it works:

Establish a set of column in the horizontal space defined by row (abbreviated col)
Your content elements should be placed directly in the col, and only col should be placed directly in row
The column grid system is a value of 1-24 to represent its range spans. For example, three columns of equal width can be created by .col-8 (span=8).
If the sum of col spans in a row are more than 24, then the overflowing col as a whole will start a new line arrangement.

Flex layout#

Our grid systems support Flex layout to allow the elements within the parent to be aligned horizontally - left, center, right, wide arrangement, and decentralized arrangement. The Grid system also supports vertical alignment - top aligned, vertically centered, bottom-aligned. You can also define the order of elements by using order.

Flex layout uses a 24 grid layout to define the width of each "box", but does not rigidly adhere to the grid layout.

Examples

col-12

col-8

col-6

Basic Grid

From the stack to the horizontal arrangement.

You can create a basic grid system by using a single set of Row andCol grid assembly, all of the columns (Col) must be placed in Row.

import { Row, Col } from 'antd';

ReactDOM.render(
  <div>
    <Row>
      <Col span={12}>col-12</Col>
      <Col span={12}>col-12</Col>
    </Row>
    <Row>
      <Col span={8}>col-8</Col>
      <Col span={8}>col-8</Col>
      <Col span={8}>col-8</Col>
    </Row>
    <Row>
      <Col span={6}>col-6</Col>
      <Col span={6}>col-6</Col>
      <Col span={6}>col-6</Col>
      <Col span={6}>col-6</Col>
    </Row>
  </div>,
  mountNode
);

col-6

Grid Gutter

You can use the gutter property of Row as grid spacing, we recommend set it to (16 + 8n) px. (n stands for natural number.)

import { Row, Col } from 'antd';

ReactDOM.render(
  <div className="gutter-example">
    <Row gutter={16}>
      <Col className="gutter-row" span={6}>
        <div className="gutter-box">col-6</div>
      </Col>
      <Col className="gutter-row" span={6}>
        <div className="gutter-box">col-6</div>
      </Col>
      <Col className="gutter-row" span={6}>
        <div className="gutter-box">col-6</div>
      </Col>
      <Col className="gutter-row" span={6}>
        <div className="gutter-box">col-6</div>
      </Col>
    </Row>
  </div>
, mountNode);
.gutter-example .ant-row > div {
  background: transparent;
  border: 0;
}
.gutter-box {
  background: #0060DF;
  padding: 5px 0;
}

col-8

col-6 col-offset-6

col-12 col-offset-6

Column offset

Offset can set the column to the right side. For example, using offset = {4} can set the element shifted to the right four columns width.

import { Row, Col } from 'antd';

ReactDOM.render(
  <div>
    <Row>
      <Col span={8}>col-8</Col>
      <Col span={8} offset={8}>col-8</Col>
    </Row>
    <Row>
      <Col span={6} offset={6}>col-6 col-offset-6</Col>
      <Col span={6} offset={6}>col-6 col-offset-6</Col>
    </Row>
    <Row>
      <Col span={12} offset={6}>col-12 col-offset-6</Col>
    </Row>
  </div>,
  mountNode
);

col-18 col-push-6

col-6 col-pull-18

Grid sort

By using push andpull class you can easily change column order.

import { Row, Col } from 'antd';

ReactDOM.render(
  <div>
    <Row>
      <Col span={18} push={6}>col-18 col-push-6</Col>
      <Col span={6} pull={18}>col-6 col-pull-18</Col>
    </Row>
  </div>,
  mountNode
);

sub-element align left

col-4

sub-element align center

col-4

sub-element align right

col-4

sub-element monospaced arrangement

col-4

sub-element align full

col-4

Flex Layout

Use row-flex defineflex layout, its child elements depending on the value of the start,center, end,space-between, space-around, which are defined in its parent node layout mode.

import { Row, Col } from 'antd';

ReactDOM.render(
  <div>
    <p>sub-element align left</p>
    <Row type="flex" justify="start">
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
    </Row>

    <p>sub-element align center</p>
    <Row type="flex" justify="center">
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
    </Row>

    <p>sub-element align right</p>
    <Row type="flex" justify="end">
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
    </Row>

    <p>sub-element monospaced arrangement</p>
    <Row type="flex" justify="space-between">
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
    </Row>

    <p>sub-element align full</p>
    <Row type="flex" justify="space-around">
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
      <Col span={4}>col-4</Col>
    </Row>
  </div>,
  mountNode
);

Align Top

col-4

Align Center

col-4

Align Bottom

col-4

Flex Alignment

Flex child elements vertically aligned.

import { Row, Col } from 'antd';

const DemoBox = props => <p className={`height-${props.value}`}>{props.children}</p>;

ReactDOM.render(
  <div>
    <p>Align Top</p>
    <Row type="flex" justify="center" align="top">
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={100}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={50}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={120}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={80}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
    </Row>

    <p>Align Center</p>
    <Row type="flex" justify="space-around" align="middle">
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={100}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={50}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={120}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={80}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
    </Row>

    <p>Align Bottom</p>
    <Row type="flex" justify="space-between" align="bottom">
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={100}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={50}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={120}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
      <Col span={4}><DemoBox value={80}>col-4</DemoBox></Col>
    </Row>
  </div>,
  mountNode
);

1 col-order-4

2 col-order-3

3 col-order-2

4 col-order-1

Flex Order

To change the element sort by Flex layout order.

import { Row, Col } from 'antd';

ReactDOM.render(
  <div>
    <Row type="flex">
      <Col span={6} order={4}>1 col-order-4</Col>
      <Col span={6} order={3}>2 col-order-3</Col>
      <Col span={6} order={2}>3 col-order-2</Col>
      <Col span={6} order={1}>4 col-order-1</Col>
    </Row>
  </div>,
  mountNode
);

Col

Responsive

Referring to the Bootstrap responsive design, here preset five dimensions: xs sm md lg xl.

import { Row, Col } from 'antd';

ReactDOM.render(
  <Row>
    <Col xs={2} sm={4} md={6} lg={8} xl={10}>Col</Col>
    <Col xs={20} sm={16} md={12} lg={8} xl={4}>Col</Col>
    <Col xs={2} sm={4} md={6} lg={8} xl={10}>Col</Col>
  </Row>
, mountNode);

Col

More responsive

Span pull push offset order property can be embedded into xs sm md lg xl properties to use, where xs = {6} is equivalent to xs = {{span: 6}}.

import { Row, Col } from 'antd';

ReactDOM.render(
  <Row>
    <Col xs={{ span: 5, offset: 1 }} lg={{ span: 6, offset: 2 }}>Col</Col>
    <Col xs={{ span: 11, offset: 1 }} lg={{ span: 6, offset: 2 }}>Col</Col>
    <Col xs={{ span: 5, offset: 1 }} lg={{ span: 6, offset: 2 }}>Col</Col>
  </Row>
, mountNode);

Gutter (px):

81624324048

Column Count:

2346812

Column

<Row gutter={16}>
  <Col span={6} />
  <Col span={6} />
  <Col span={6} />
  <Col span={6} />
</Row>

Playground

A simple playground for column count and gutter.

import { Row, Col, Slider } from 'antd';

class App extends React.Component {
  gutters = {};
  colCounts = {};
  constructor() {
    super();
    this.state = {
      gutterKey: 1,
      colCountKey: 2,
    };
    [8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48].forEach((value, i) => { this.gutters[i] = value; });
    [2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12].forEach((value, i) => { this.colCounts[i] = value; });
  }
  onGutterChange = (gutterKey) => {
    this.setState({ gutterKey });
  }
  onColCountChange = (colCountKey) => {
    this.setState({ colCountKey });
  }
  render() {
    const { gutterKey, colCountKey } = this.state;
    const cols = [];
    const colCount = this.colCounts[colCountKey];
    let colCode = '';
    for (let i = 0; i < colCount; i++) {
      cols.push(
        <Col key={i.toString()} span={24 / colCount}>
          <div>Column</div>
        </Col>
      );
      colCode += `  <Col span={${24 / colCount}} />\n`;
    }
    return (
      <div>
        <div style={{ marginBottom: 16 }}>
          <span style={{ marginRight: 6 }}>Gutter (px): </span>
          <div style={{ width: '50%' }}>
            <Slider
              min={0}
              max={Object.keys(this.gutters).length - 1}
              value={gutterKey}
              onChange={this.onGutterChange}
              marks={this.gutters}
              step={null}
            />
          </div>
          <span style={{ marginRight: 6 }}>Column Count:</span>
          <div style={{ width: '50%' }}>
            <Slider
              min={0}
              max={Object.keys(this.colCounts).length - 1}
              value={colCountKey}
              onChange={this.onColCountChange}
              marks={this.colCounts}
              step={null}
            />
          </div>
        </div>
        <Row gutter={this.gutters[gutterKey]}>{cols}</Row>
        <pre>{`<Row gutter={${this.gutters[gutterKey]}}>\n${colCode}</Row>`}</pre>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

ReactDOM.render(<App />, mountNode);
#components-grid-demo-playground [class^="ant-col-"] {
  background: transparent;
  border: 0;
}
#components-grid-demo-playground [class^="ant-col-"] > div {
  background: #0060DF;
  height: 120px;
  line-height: 120px;
  font-size: 13px;
}
#components-grid-demo-playground pre {
  background: #f9f9f9;
  border-radius: 6px;
  font-size: 13px;
  padding: 8px 16px;
}

API#

If the Ant Design grid layout component does not meet your needs, you can use the excellent layout components of the community:

Row#

Property	Description	Type	Default
gutter	spacing between grids	number	0
type	layout mode, optional `flex`, browser support	string
align	the vertical alignment of the flex layout: `top` `middle` `bottom`	string	`top`
justify	horizontal arrangement of the flex layout: `start` `end` `center` `space-around` `space-between`	string	`start`

Col#

Property	Description	Type	Default
span	raster number of cells to occupy, 0 corresponds to `display: none`	number	none
order	raster order, used in `flex` layout mode	number	0
offset	the number of cells to offset Col from the left	number	0
push	the number of cells that raster is moved to the right	number	0
pull	the number of cells that raster is moved to the left	number	0
xs	`<768px` and also default setting, could be a `span` value or an object containing above props	number\|object	-
sm	`≥768px`, could be a `span` value or an object containing above props	number\|object	-
md	`≥992px`, could be a `span` value or an object containing above props	number\|object	-
lg	`≥1200px`, could be a `span` value or an object containing above props	number\|object	-
xl	`≥1600px`, could be a `span` value or an object containing above props	number\|object	-

The breakpoints of responsive grid follow BootStrap 3 media queries rules(not including occasionally part).

Components

Grid

Design concept#

Outline#

Flex layout#

Examples

API#

Row#

Col#