SASS Responsive Custom Grid
Benefits:
- Clean HTML : Doesn't require classes on columns. Less markup than bootstrap.
- Semantic CSS : You use your own class names
- Separation of Concerns : Presentation info is where it should be, inside the CSS
- Pay to play : Less CSS than bootstrap
- Percentage based gutters : Ok, not exactly a benefit, but it was the only way I could get it work - I'll chalk it up as a feature :)
First, define your grids using the SASS mixin. You specify the selector (class or ID) and the column definitions for different breakpoints (xxs, xs, xm, md, lg)
@include grids((
('.responsive-four-col-grid', (md:(3, 3, 3, 3), sm:(6, 6, 6, 6))),
('.responsive-nested-grid', (md:(4, 4, 4))),
('.two-col-grid', (sm:(6, 6))),
));
Then simply use your grids in your HTML:
<div class="responsive-four-col-grid"> <div>Col One</div> <div>Col Two</div> <div>Col Three</div> <div>Col Four</div> </div>
