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"Dropped all things fluid." What are the implications of this? I'm not a web designer, so does that mean that we have to have fixed-width pages? Won't that mak
by jonpaul 14y ago
"Dropped all things fluid."
What are the implications of this? I'm not a web designer, so does that mean that we have to have fixed-width pages? Won't that make it harder to design web apps? Will someone help to clear up my misunderstanding?
- phinnaeus 14y agoThe also redid their scaffolding model (grid system) to use percent widths instead of pixel widths, so it seems like the default (and only option) will be for things to behave like the old fluid layouts did.
- RossM 14y agoHowever I am not looking forward to removing all the row-fluid/container-fluids in my templates.
- markdotto 14y agoYou should be able to use find-and-replace to tackle most of this—the classes aren't changing too much.
- timrpeterson 14y ago@RossM searching and replacing "row-fluid" with "row" isn't hard using most text editors, try SublimeText2 which is generally very impressive, using shift-command-F enables search replace across the file directory location of your choice..
- josscrowcroft 14y agoYup, and then if you need specific pixel widths on anything, you specify them yourself. E.g. a fixed width page, you'd need `body { width:950px }` or etc.