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This is great! I can't figure out how to nest containers though, is this supported?
by radicality 12y ago
This is great! I can't figure out how to nest containers though, is this supported?
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- eflowers 12y agoYou'd never nest containers using bootstrap. Do you mean rows/cols?
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- lpsz 12y agoFYI, Erik's great post that was here yesterday may be useful in dissecting containers vs. rows vs. cols. [1] [1] http://www.helloerik.com/the-subtle-magic-behind-why-the-bootstrap-3-grid-works http://www.helloerik.com/the-subtle-magic-behind-why-the-boo...
- jaunkst 12y agoProbably want to nest a row in a col. nesting containers is something you don't want or need to do. rows will reset the col padding so nesting rows in cols will have the correct behavior.
- tcfunk 12y agoI like how no one really answered this question, but just pointed out that you asked it incorrectly. I would like to know this as well...without the ability to create nested rows, I don't really see myself using this tool.
- zapt02 12y ago+1, nesting would be the killer feature
- eflowers 12y agoNesting is the next on the roadmap once we get around to it. The Clojure for this is super complex, it was a ton of work making it "unbreakable" (as if). We're in a good spot to add it. The nesting will actually "zoom" into the col you're putting it in and give you a new view, then you can zoom back out. There IS a live HTML preview that you can actually see and drag your browser big and small.... but it's broke. Fixing it after work tonight.