from what I understand, the 'row' 'clears' the context, so browsers can display rows properly.
without this clearing, browser will line the div next to each other. So in your case, you will end up with 2 complete rows and 1 partial row. It might work and be acceptable to you, but if you run into row clearing issues, atleast you'll know where to look for problems. I am looking forward to hearing on this, as I am curious too. thanks for bringing this up. - Nasir On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 7:31 AM, Prez <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I use Bootstrap 2.2.2 for my project. Due to its nature, it would be most > convenient for me if I went with spans without closing and reopening rows > every 12 columns, i.e.: > > <div class="container"> > <div class="row"> > <div class="span4">content</div> > <div class="span4">content</div> > <div class="span4">content</div> > <div class="span4">content</div> > <div class="span4">content</div> > <div class="span4">content</div> > <div class="span4">content</div> > (...) > </div> > </div> > > Does this method have any drawbacks? From what I've been able to check in > most current browsers, everything works just fine, content displays as it's > supposed to, there are no margin issues. Possibly there are browsers that > might cause problems (however I tend to ignore anything below IE8), if so, > I would be grateful for any information in this matter. > > Best, > Prez >
