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Mark Boulton likes to use gutters with odd numbers of pixels, so that he can place a line between columns.
Currently, the mixin divdes hte gutter in half, so you'd have a half pixel in both the left and right padding. Its likely browsers would round them in the same way (either up or down) which means you'd end up with an even number of pixels in the gutter.
We need to make the left gutter be 1 pixel smaller than the right when the total gutter size is set to an odd number of pixels.
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Mark Boulton likes to use gutters with odd numbers of pixels, so that he can place a line between columns.
Currently, the mixin divdes hte gutter in half, so you'd have a half pixel in both the left and right padding. Its likely browsers would round them in the same way (either up or down) which means you'd end up with an even number of pixels in the gutter.
We need to make the left gutter be 1 pixel smaller than the right when the total gutter size is set to an odd number of pixels.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: