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Jason James
14,947 PointsGrid.css ?
Hello fellow coders. I'm a little lost on the Grid.css of the HTML tutorials. Where did Nick get the code that he used in his file Grid.css? I went to Gridulator and adjusted some perimeters. I guess I'm confused on where the code is to put in my Grid.css folder. I'm sure it's something simple that I'm missing. But I did not see where Nick demonstrates how to set this part up for extra slow people like myself.
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4 Answers
Alexander Smith
2,769 Pointsgridulator is only for image generation from what I can tell. Maybe I'm missing something too though. There are a number grid frameworks available though.
http://960.gs/ used to be pretty popular but with wider screens becoming more standard it's falling off a little.
http://cssgrid.net/ is pretty similar but developed for more modern screen sizes.
There are honestly hundreds of options it's just about finding the one that you feel is best.
Jason James
14,947 PointsYes, I agree. I just wanted to follow along with Nick as much as I can to get the gist of the grid and adjusting the layouts more. I do think that the 960 is on it way out as well. I had a look at the other link and it's very informative and interesting. But, still gives me no path to learn on a simple level. By the way, nice website. Interesting layout. Clean and Simple.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsJason - Nick covers how to make a grid at the end of the next course, for the Build a Simple Website course you are just learning on to use a grid system.
Jason James
14,947 PointsOh, I keep looking at the same video thinking I'm missing something. Thanks.