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Matthew Xuereb
3,690 PointsGrid Layouts
Sometimes a designer might use a grid layout then for some reason position certain items off the grid. What's the best way to position these items? They might be set in the the grids gutter, therefore making the particular row unaligned.
3 Answers
Tunde Adegoroye
20,597 PointsIf your talking about icons maybe not sure just guessing its best to use the before and after puesdo selector here a great example from chris coyer http://css-tricks.com/pseudo-element-roundup/
Matthew Xuereb
3,690 PointsThank for trying to answer the question let me try to word it better. If a psd is not using a grid system so the elements are just placed, do you still use grid frameworks or would you use just media queries to change the layout accordingly?
Tunde Adegoroye
20,597 PointsTbh its not best practise to do work like this if you wanted to use a grid i would suggest using a website like gridulator they allow you to create a grid and then download a grid you can easily import into Ps and use for your designs, i would suggest that for mobile design you don't need a grid but as you work unto tablets and desktops its best to use the grid in Ps and then it will be easier to copy the exact design in html & css hope this helps you
Matthew Xuereb
3,690 PointsThank-you very much.
Tunde Adegoroye
20,597 PointsGlad yo know that my answer helped can you mark it as best answer so that its convient for others