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Wow this looks amazing. The off-canvas layouts for mobile look great. I think I'm going to migrate my Github page from Bootstrap to this. Does anyone know if Foundation has any CDN's?
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Yeah, you would think they would at least provide a changelog. I'm curious if there are changes incompatible with v3.
They linked to a migration guide in the linked article. Here it is in case you missed it: http://foundation.zurb.com/migration.php
seems kinda of a problem that "The Grid, Layout/UI and JS", aren't compatible with IE8 and bellow no?. http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/support.html
IE8 is the newest browser available for Windows XP which still makes up a vast number of business computers.
I couldn't find any examples on the site of using "the magic of Scss, you can now remove almost all of the presentational classes from your markup." Could someone provide an example, or provide a pointer to an example of html markup which removes all presentational classes? I did look at their templates site: http://foundation.zurb.com/templates.php and I still see presentational markup. EDIT: I'd also like to see a…
There's examples on almost every page of the docs. For example, here's the docs for buttons: http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/components/buttons.html Just scroll down to the "Build with Mixins" section.
I don't understand the whole mobile first thing? Isn't Foundation already responsive? Don't most websites built with Foundation's grid system automatically fit nicely on mobile devices? Am I missing something?
Doing mobile first forces you to distil your app to just exactly the right components you need to achieve your product goal because there's so little real estate. It prevents you from adding non essential bullshit that you could easily throw into your design if you started with web.