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I think you're right, but, i some projects, sometimes, we need to have a non-responsive design and in these cases we need to manually disable the responsive feature...
Exposing a simple variable could be a standard-way to do what sometimes we need (depends on the project that we are working)!
By the way,
I vote for this feature!
cvrebert
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Disable Responsivness via SassVariable - Engagement Proposal for v4
Add variable to disable responsiveness in v4
Oct 18, 2015
So, you're on your own. You may wish to consider using a different framework or re-evaluating the wisdom of non-responsive designs in this day and age. Good luck.
Hi, most of developers use an uncompiled version of bootstrap (ex, SCSS version for twbs/4).
Should you expose a sass variable that disables the responsivness feature when compiled?
$useResponsive: false;
there are many posts that help users to disable responsive but I think that this could be a simple, standard way.
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