"Migrating to 1.0" recommends using "smart grids" in place of tiles

[guest20]

https://bulma.io/documentation/start/migrating-to-v1/ says

Tiles are deprecated Use the new and improved Smart Grid

but tiles look like this:

and smart grid looks like this:

It feels like the migration instructions leave a little to be desired here? How do I go about getting that tall green boi on the right, or the red fellow at the bottom while using the Smart Grid™?

[shenef]

Maybe it is intended to use Grid Cells together with the Smart Grid. Haven't actually tried it but that still doesn't seem like it would work great with a case like the Tiles example. I agree, neither the migration guide nor documentation give any indication on how it actually would replace tiles. The grid cells documentation also only has fixed-grid examples.

[bluefantail]

I think maybe the docs are slightly confused on the specific point of using the 'smart' grid to replace the old tiles, but I think the functional equivalent using fixed grids would look something like this:

https://codepen.io/bluefantail/pen/vELQaEy

Tiles were a fixed space division system (similar to an emulated grid) that could be nested. That nesting could be achieved either by increasing the number of grid columns to the max 12, or also just creating more nested fixed grids inside each other for really detailed situations.

[guest20]

@jgthms I think this example should be in the "migrating to 1.0" document

(though I guess maybe everybody except me has already migrated to 1.0)