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The reason is because I often like to link to small grid libraries when I work on existing sites that have lousy themes/no grids. It makes adding custom content quick and easy (especially with Magento sites - they almost always have no grid framework and a terrible - but I use it frequently with WordPress sites, too). However, I like to wrap it in a unique class so not to (potentially) collide with other classes similarly named (like .row, .container, etc - they are rather common names). I currently do this with bootstrap-grid-css, however, I am sick of maintaining it and I like your framework better.
Also, is there a reason that child elements like .row and .col-* aren't nested under the .container classes? Just curious.
Anyway, just throwing out some ideas. Keep up the good work.
Daniel
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Excellent framework. Nice job.
It would be nice if SASS source files were available. I mention it because I'd like to wrap the whole thing in a wrapper class. Ex:
The reason is because I often like to link to small grid libraries when I work on existing sites that have lousy themes/no grids. It makes adding custom content quick and easy (especially with Magento sites - they almost always have no grid framework and a terrible - but I use it frequently with WordPress sites, too). However, I like to wrap it in a unique class so not to (potentially) collide with other classes similarly named (like
.row
,.container
, etc - they are rather common names). I currently do this with bootstrap-grid-css, however, I am sick of maintaining it and I like your framework better.Also, is there a reason that child elements like
.row
and.col-*
aren't nested under the.container
classes? Just curious.Anyway, just throwing out some ideas. Keep up the good work.
Daniel
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: