Minor fixes of the example for grid-auto-flow section
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Two fixes of the example in the `grid-auto-flow` section of the spec: 1. Markup correction — making IDs unique 2. Updating the CSS to match the example rendering (without adding `dense`, the departments block will render in the last row, not in the first, at least by my understanding and the current Blink experimental implementation: http://codepen.io/SelenIT/pen/JdmKMK)
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Minor fixes of the example for `grid-auto-flow` section
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…from the previous player This fixes w3c#40
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Two fixes of the example in the
grid-auto-flowsection of the spec:dense, the departments block will render in the last row, not in the first, at least by my understanding and the current Blink experimental implementation: http://codepen.io/SelenIT/pen/JdmKMK)