Comment Comment by silvestrov I would create new pseudo elements: .container:gap { background-color: red; } This will allow for more fancy backgrounds (e.g. dotted or gradients) and using { padding: 2px } to set whitespace at ends of the seperator.Possible with a :gap-horz and :gap-vert (or whatever css like to name it) to get seperate vertical and horizontal gaps.Also: .container:gap:nth-gap(2n) { color: blue; } to get alternating colors. parent silvestrov 1 year ago
Possible with a :gap-horz and :gap-vert (or whatever css like to name it) to get seperate vertical and horizontal gaps.
Also: .container:gap:nth-gap(2n) { color: blue; } to get alternating colors.