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Can't you just not use a column? or not use a container at all? I think the second would be preferred way according to his post.
by Zaheer 12y ago
Can't you just not use a column? or not use a container at all? I think the second would be preferred way according to his post.
- junto 12y agoIsn't he saying that you should always use a container?
- dpearce 12y agoAny content should always be in a container. The 15px margin keeps the content from laying against the side of the browser. If you want to do a fullscreen background or image or something then you don't need the container.
- zecho 12y agoExactly this. If you want to create a bleed, don't use a container, but if you want content inside that bleeding element, put a container inside of it, which will keep content from bleeding. If you need multiple bleeds on a page, use multiple containers. Just don't nest containers inside of containers.
- eflowers 12y agoFor bleeds I just use the same container structure inside of a wrapper div that has the bleed. For images that you want to touch the side or whatever, there is some of that fiddling with the margins on the interior elements, yeah.
- ryenus 12y ago.col needs to be in a .row which provides clearfix, of course this is only one of the reasons.