@put sugar for @horizontal + @vertical

[appsforartists]

VGL requires a lot of duplicate lines, e.g:

@h |[selector]| in("virtual-id");
@v |[selector]| in ("virtual-id");

Since grids specify both horizontal and vertical position, there should be sugar to shorten this into something more readable. @fit could be a good choice; it's both short and descriptive. @put would also be quite readable.

Does it make sense to skip pipes for this shorthand? This seems ideal for most cases:

@put [selector] in("virtual-id");

[d4tocchini]

definitely need something like this...

Still not sure about the semantics. Should it be @put or @place or ...

Things to consider:

• probably define containment gaps with gap()
• cover & contain from object-fit would be a nice-to-have
• dynamically flow items into virtuals according to virtual name would be killer, see grid-auto-flow from the Grid Layout Module