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I was worried when I saw this, but the very next bullet point is: >Overhauled default grid system. Now uses percentage widths, padding, and box-sizing: border-
by nosecreek 14y ago
I was worried when I saw this, but the very next bullet point is:
>Overhauled default grid system. Now uses percentage widths, padding, and box-sizing: border-box instead of pixel widths and margins. Nesting and offsets remain the same.
Which sounds like they are actually making everything fluid, and removing fixed widths. Perhaps a good thing, although border-box means no IE7 support.
- phinnaeus 14y agoThey also removed all IE7 specific CSS hacks. IE7 will no longer be supported at all.
- josscrowcroft 14y agoObviously this is particular to each site's visitor demographics, but the only IE7-specific CSS my sites need would be something along the lines of: #ie-warning { display:none; } html.ie7 #ie-warning { display:block; }
- muyuu 14y agoThat's bold but the right decision IMO.
- nathanstrauser 14y agosame thoughts here - worried, then optimistic as it should actually be a more simple syntax to create nested grids - would be really nice if you'd be able to do a project wide removal of "-fluid" and it all just works the same
- markdotto 14y agoThat should work just as you described it.
- netghost 14y agoI thought border-box was pretty much how IE handled sizing anyways up until IE8.