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  • d_rek0

    @dbloc basically bootstrap provides you with a set of 'canned' css classes (ie: row, 2-col, 4-col, etc. etc.) that generally needs to be applied a certain way.

    ie: If you're using responsive bootstrap it would probably look something like this:

    <div class="row>
    <div class="4-col"> Some content that expands 4-columns of a 12 column grid
    </div>

    <div class="8-col"> Some content that expands 8-columns of a 12 column grid
    </div>

    </div>

    And they include other classes for styling buttons, links, etc.

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    • Most of the responsive frameworks i've been playing with are very similar. Some more robust than others.d_rek
    • cool thanks D. what other responsive frameworks have you used?dbloc
    • Bootstrap, Foundation, Skeleton, SemanticGrid, 1140grid... they're all variations of the same thing, some nicer than others.d_rek
    • than othersd_rek
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