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Erm, you are simply misinformed. I use Bootstrap and I never use any presentational classes, these are just provided for convenience (although a huge amount of
by zodiakzz 11y ago
Erm, you are simply misinformed. I use Bootstrap and I never use any presentational classes, these are just provided for convenience (although a huge amount of people abuse them).
Bootstrap provides LESS mixins like .make-row(), .make-*column() etc. to keep your CSS semantic.
- paulojreis 11y agoI am not misinformed regarding Bootstrap; unfortunately I have extensive experience with it. :) Anyway, I should have remarked the fact that mixins do exist and semantic class names are totally possible with Bootstrap. I was just pointing out the kind of mark-up which appears in the example I quoted and, typically, in Bootstrap-powered stuff. It's not a problem with the framework, of course, but - as you said - people abuse the pre-made classes. Regarding Bootstrap in particular, I think most people just import the compiled stylesheet (so, no mixins & other assorted goodies).