Yup, even today I was working with Skeleton CSS and realized I had to do three columns as span5, span6 and span5. It won't be noticed by anyone else, but I can notice :|
I welcome the 12 column grid On Jan 30, 6:17 pm, Kiko Doran <[email protected]> wrote: > I of course have no idea why they changed it but I had manually changed the > old version to 12 column because it is easier to break into 3 equal columns > without any other markup. I like 12 because it divides by both 3 and 4. Those > are the sizes I tend to use and welcomed the change. > > That's my $.02. > Kiko Doran > > Sent from my iPhone > > On Jan 30, 2012, at 9:12 PM, cyberjar09 <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Hello all, > > > Firstly would like to take the opportunity to thank and congratulate > > the entire twitter-bootstrap team on the tremendous achievement and > > all the hard work poured in to the project. > > > I have been testing version 2.0 against my application and would like > > to know what is the motivation for changing the grid from 16 columns > > to 12. > > > I would like to know the reason since I could very easily just modify > > the LESS variable to change the grid back to 16, leaving my > > application layout unaltered but if the reason is compelling enough, I > > am willing to revisit all my markups to accomodate the newly > > introduced 12 column grid (which will also give me the added benefit > > of not having to change any LESS values in the future releases of > > bootstrap - assuming it remains at 12 columns) > > > Thanks.
