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In an ideal world, I'd like to be able to use the CSS framework of my choice e.g. bootstrap, semantic markup for the reasons the author described in the article
by Bockit 14y ago
In an ideal world, I'd like to be able to use the CSS framework of my choice e.g. bootstrap, semantic markup for the reasons the author described in the article, and, the ability to extend my semantic classes with the .span2, .container, etc. classes from the framework.
I actually thought about doing it this way by just importing the bootstrap CSS and extending from the various parts, but I realised elements inside the element I'm going to extend from container won't have the container parent class and thus won't get the correct CSS applied.
Does anyone know of something that solves this?
- jenius 14y agoI thought this exact same thing a few months and have been building a framework that works exactly this way. I've spoken about it at a number of small meetups and events. I haven't released it to the public yet, and it's currently getting a rewrite and bump to v2, but if you'd like to check it out i can send it over.
- Bockit 14y agoSorry for the delayed reply. Yes, I would very much like to see that. I'd love to try it out, and would happily give feedback on using it in a couple of personal projects. My email's in my profile.