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If the design you’re implementing isn’t based on a layout grid, then a CSS grid system won’t help you at all. I’ll probably show my lack of design knowledge here,...
If not Blueprint, I recommend at least using a CSS reset file, which standardizes many default browser settings that differ across browsers; such as the Yahoo "YUI Reset CSS". Otherwise,...
Groundwork, like Bootstrap, is a web-development framework, not just a set of CSS docs. They both include a set of style-sheets, java-script files, misc icons etc, and one or more...
Using any of the preprocessors, like sass, less, or my favorite, stylus, you can easily nest an entire CSS file inside a top level class, effectively namespacing // stylus .top-level-class...
Best practice is to override their style sheet using a custom .css file like you described. This way if an update is released, for example a bug fix, then you...
The grid is designed to have gutters on the left and right sides. If you don't want to do that, you need to use alpha and omega classes. However, they...
You can't find the image, because it's not an image. It's one section of a thick border on a small square. One side is grey, the other sides are transparent...
Everybody seems to have missed the point: if your gutters are not regular, then you can't use a grid system. You just create custom classes for each column and use...
I'm finally using the frameless grid, so I want to answer my own questions: Don't know :P I mean, that name, don't know. It doesn't matter, though.. (I also invited...
Foundation icons use the <i> tags. So you would have something like <i class="fi-social-facebook"></i><a href="http://facebook.com">Facebook</a>. In the zip that you downloaded, there is a preview.html file. Open it in your...
You can use :after pseudo-element instead of redundant div.close CSS: .colsgroup:after { content:''; display:block; float: none; clear: both; } HTML: <div class="colsgroup" id="sample"> <div class="column">col 1</div> <div class="column">col 2</div> <div...
@1cols etc are just variable names. Variable names in less are allowed to start with numbers. @1col: @1cols; That's just making the saying that variable @1col equals the variable @1cols...
A solution that includes the use of iframes, since it seems that is the only way that the map is not affected by the rest of the CSS index.html <!doctype...