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I really like this. Very simple and lightweight, as advertised. Not perfect on IE8 but comparable with other frameworks that have too much going on. One sugg
by binarymax 14y ago
I really like this. Very simple and lightweight, as advertised. Not perfect on IE8 but comparable with other frameworks that have too much going on.
One suggestion - use HTML5 semantic tags (header, section, etc) in your example page and code snippets. Too many divs scattered everywhere makes it a bit difficult to read.
- kijin 14y ago> Very simple and lightweight, as advertised > perfect on IE8 > use HTML5 semantic tags (header, section, etc) You can only have two of the three things that you have on your wishlist. IE8 doesn't know how to apply CSS to HTML5 tags. This is typically fixed with html5shiv, a JavaScript library. But including html5shiv would make this grid less simple and less lightweight.
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- lazerwalker 14y agoInstead of including the entirety of html5shiv, it's almost no overhead to add in a shim just for the HTML5 semantic tags. Here's a snippet I've used on a number of production sites: https://gist.github.com/3915474 https://gist.github.com/3915474