And here's the CSS, just some margin, padding and color for now. Now let's say we want these services to be displayed in a grid fashion with two columns and three rows. For this, the first CSS property you need to add to the parent element, which is the section in our case, is display: grid. This doesn't do anything yet, see, nothing, because we haven't yet specified how many rows or columns we need. To define the columns, we use the property grid-template-columns on the parent element itself. The value of this property will be the width of each column separated by spaces like this,