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glenn romaniuk
32,520 PointsFluid Frid - Technique - 2 examples - which one is best and why?
I'm trying to understand why in these 2 project examples
Why is it that in the 'original smells like bakin' project they used a grid where If the number of items on the row exceeded the available space it was pushed to the next line. Example:
<div class="grid-6">Attribute 1</div> <div class="grid-6">Attribute 2</div>
In the newer layout courses they now wrap each div with a container div. With this model each container div represents a row. If you want a new row you are required to add a new container div. Example:
<div class="grid-container parentdiv"> <div class="grid-6">Attribute 1</div> <div class="grid-6">Attribute 2</div> </div>
What's the reasoning behind this? Whats a good practice these days?