Grid system

The v-container can be used for a center focused page, or given the fluid prop to extend its full width. v-layout is used for separating sections and contains the v-flex. The structure of your layout will be as follows, v-container » v-layout » v-flex. Each part of the grid chain is a flex-box element. The final, v-flex, automatically sets its children to have flex: 1 1 auto.
For convenience reasons, these components automatically transform attributes into classes. Allowing you to write <v-layout pa-3 mb-2></v-layout> instead of <v-layout class="pa-3 mb-2"></v-layout>. The only exception are data attributes which are left as-is.

Test the layout props in a simple playground.

Offsets are useful for compensating for elements that may not be visible yet, or to control the position of content. Just as with breakpoints, you can set an offset for any available sizes. This allows you to fine tune your application layout precisely to your needs.

You can control the ordering of grid items. As with offsets, you can set different orders for different sizes. Design specialized screen layouts that accommodate to any application.

Designate the direction and alignment in a variety of ways. All of the available flex-box api is available through intuitive helper props.

Dynamically change your layout based upon resolution. (resize your screen and watch the layout change to a row on small breakpoints)

Flex components can utilize the grow and shrink props to automatically fill available space in a row or shrink to only use the space needed for its contents.

Grids can be nested, similar to other frameworks, in order to achieve very custom layouts.

The power and flexibility of the Vuetify grid system allows you to create amazing user interfaces.

The v-spacer component is useful when you want to fill available space or make space between two components.

Sometimes you will want to specify a layout item as a specific tag, such as a section or li element.