The definition for grid span says:
How many grid tracks the grid item occupies. A grid item’s grid span is always definite, defaulting to 1 if it can’t be otherwise determined.
I don't understand the definition here. In the definition for grid track:
Grid track is a generic term for a grid column or grid row—in other words, it is the space between two adjacent grid lines.
If a grid item occupies two rows and three columns, what is the grid span of that grid item? Is it five (2 + 3)? Or is it six (2 * 3)?
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