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Blueprint - http://code.google.com/p/blueprintcss/ http://code.google.com/p/blueprintcss/ We are using this on my startup, so far it has a very good layout sys
by richesh 18y ago
Blueprint - http://code.google.com/p/blueprintcss/ http://code.google.com/p/blueprintcss/
We are using this on my startup, so far it has a very good layout system. It is very flexible and configurable for generating unique layouts.
- noodle 18y agoi also have used blueprint to good success. the biggest thing that i've seen with css frameworks is that, while they're good and useful, they don't improve productivity as much as other frameworks. they do, just not as much. imo, at least.
- tel 18y agoI used Blueprint a long time ago, one of the earliest versions, and had a lot of trouble with it. Like any abstraction it's only flexible to a point and I feel like CSS being a presentation language means that that flexibility is hindered and your ability to recover weakened as compared to frameworks in turing complete languages. That being said I haven't used Blueprint in a long time and I've used CSS longer than I've used any language besides HTML. I'm probably not so much in the intended audience.
- run4yourlives 18y agoOops... Wanted to vote you up not down...sorry. Can two people do me the honour of restoring my intent? Thanks.
- bluelu 18y ago"Blueprint's default width for all layout is set to 950px consisting of 24 columns (width units)." Is there something similar that also works with dynamic screen sizes? For example I want to create a two column based layout and make the first coloumn at least 4 to at most 6 width units large and let the last column takeup the rest, depending on current screen size of the user's browser window.
- SwellJoe 18y agoYUI grids has a fluid width layout, and three fixed width layouts.