I'm trying to find a framework which I can drop on top of bootstrap and add functionality to have elements which span more than one row (like you'd be able to do with a table). As far as I know, I can't do this with bootstrap directly (I can only make elements spanning multiple columns).
Ask HN: Recommend a grid-based CSS framework that plays well with Bootstrap
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Re: Ask HN: Recommend a grid-based CSS framework that plays well with Bootstrap
#2Use a table within Bootstrap or start nesting the grid to achieve that result.
Re: Ask HN: Recommend a grid-based CSS framework that plays well with Bootstrap
#3Use a table within Bootstrap or start nesting the grid to achieve that result.
Wouldn't using a table for display purposes be an HTML anti-pattern? Also, I'm going to be generating content dynamically, so having classes would make things much easier.
Re: Ask HN: Recommend a grid-based CSS framework that plays well with Bootstrap
#4Check if this can help.
http://suprb.com/apps/nested/
Re: Ask HN: Recommend a grid-based CSS framework that plays well with Bootstrap
#5That's doable with bootstrap using nested rows/columns. There is no CSS framework I know of that implements it any other way, but it might be doable using display: table/table-cell/table-row/etc.
Re: Ask HN: Recommend a grid-based CSS framework that plays well with Bootstrap
#6Try something like this, off the top of my head: http://pastebin.com/srYteiXQ