To have padding follow a responsive grid rather than a set number, you can use percentage-based padding instead of fixed padding values. This allows the padding to adjust based on the width of the container and the number of columns in the grid.

For example, if you have a grid with 3 columns, you can set the padding of each column to 1% (or any other percentage that suits your design), which will result in equal spacing between the columns regardless of the container width. Similarly, if you have a grid with 4 columns, you can set the padding of each column to 0.75% to achieve the same effect.

Here’s an example CSS code for a 3-column grid with percentage-based padding:

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.grid {

display: grid;

grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);

grid-gap: 1%;

}

.grid-item {

padding: 1%;

}