The life and times of Less Framework, a CSS grid system developed by @jonikorpi.
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Frameless is the successor to Less Framework. framelessgrid.com
Neat new site from Attain Design, inspired by Less Framework: attaindesign.co.uk
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My new personal site is live with a responsive design, check it out: ow.ly/1wJuNv @lessframework @h5bp @jonikorpi
@nhangen Umm, sorry but I don't know what you're talking about. There's no text-shadow in LF's code. o_O
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If you use @gridcoordinates, #960gs or @lessframework check out the grid overlay bookmarklet at http://awe.sm/5NjXM by @hagenburger #useful
Replying to @micahgodbolt
@micahgodbolt There are 800px tall Androids? Goddamnit. Mobile viewport sizes are such a mess.
Replying to @micahgodbolt
@micahgodbolt No reason. You can just move the styles from body to a wrapper div, if you like.
@Kordopatis I think it's pretty cool, but it could use more adaptiveness between 480-768 and 1024+!
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I am yet to be convinced that CSS frameworks are worth changing the way you work. However, this one sucks the least: lessframework.com/
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Photoshop Templates for Less Framework 4 jmont.es/kMhqm2 via @jennifermontes
@toby1kenobi Nope, but I'd suggest using ems for the grid dimensions too then, to ensure the type and grid stay in proportion.
Replying to @SwiftThemes
@SwiftThemes It was the only size that fit within all the parameters that make up the gris.
@toby1kenobi Using ems, you mean? Figured it would easier to pick up if it only used px.
@Plastikcow Yep. Just move the paddings etc. to some other elements(s).



