Can I ask the purpose of changing the number of columns in the grid? I am a Bootstrap novice, but it seems like the number of columns is just an underlying "minimum" -- that is, with 12 columns you could not designate anything to take less than one column, or 1/12 of the presentation. Changing the columns to 6 would seem only to make your "resolution" coarser. It does not affect your design because you can always define 2 columns of the 12 to be used, making a measure of 1/6 of your width.
Help me understand. Joe On Thursday, November 29, 2012 2:29:42 PM UTC-8, Stephen Tanner wrote: > > Now that web2py uses bootstrap for the layout, I should be able to set the > number of columns that are used. > > According to this post on SO ( > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10742082/customizing-the-twitter-bootstrap-default-grid) > > you should be able to edit the file *variables.less* and add > > @gridColumns: 6; > > > Where is this file in web2py or where does it belong? > > > --
