I want to use the Bootstrap Grid system to organise within Teleriks KendoUi TabStrip content. The first 2 rows shall use 10 column units, the third row has two elements with each 5 column units.
It seems two x 5 unit columns don't add up to the width of 10 units in the first two rows. It's working outside of TabStrip.
The Questions is: How do I fix the difference in behaviour?
Here is a sample: http://jsbin.com/xiherudoji/edit?html,output
The reason lies in the box-sizing style, which is required to be border-box for Bootstrap, but is set to content-box by the kendo css. Overwriting the style for all elements within the TabStrip content div fixes the problem with Bootstrap and shows no negative effect on the TabStrip.
Its probably because the col-sm-5 have their padding-left and padding-right. If you remove padding-right for third one, and padding left for fourth one, you'll see that the two align perfectly beneath the first and second.
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I want to use bootstrap's well component on a horizontal form.
Most rows of the form only have one or two fields in a set of columns, and I am specifying the width of each column.
I would like to style some of the of rows in a well, but I don't want to have the well go across the entire screen, because it looks weird to have so much extra space to the right of the fields. I only want to style the maximum width of the columns in the rows.
If enclose the grid within a div of a set size, then all of the controls' sizes and positioning are affected.
Is there anyway to style a row this way?
Is there a way to create a div that has the right width, and position underneath the actual rows?
I have 3 columns, using Bootstrap 3 grid system. Each column has varying amounts of text and with a button below it. I want to align the 3 buttons vertically, but I cannot use position:absolute and bottom:x because it breaks the responsive nature of the grid.
You can see the example here: http://codepen.io/enjay43/pen/tvcCD
Any ideas?
You can set a height for each column's top block.
See this fork I've made here
Hi I'm a beginner trying to create my own web layouts in Photoshop that are based on the Bootstrap 3 grid.
I've downloaded a few .psd files that mimic the Bootstrap 3 grid so you can based your designs around them.
I've also created an html grid using Bootstrap that you can see here http://juanchandler.com/grid-test.html view source to see the code.
My question is why the columns aren't 70 pixels wide and a gutter width of 30 pixels as is the case with the .psd grids...I've taken a screenshot of the .psd grid with my html over the top so you can see how the columns don't line up. http://juanchandler.com/screenshot3.jpg ie. the red / salmon columns are supposed the gutters but my html columns fall over them.
Hope someone can help.
Bootstrap's grid is based on percentages, so each column will be a percentage and not a precise pixel width. The only time it's 70px on a single col-*-1 column is when the screen size is equal to or greater than 1170px IF you are using a .container (and not the .container-fluid). The gutter is the padding inside the columns, so you don't see that because there's no inner div wrapping the content, in order to see the gutters, you have to have div or some kind of container inside the column:
<div class="col-sm-1 cell4"><div class="inner"> </div></div>
And color that inside div, not the col--
See example: http://jsbin.com/qotos/1/edit
As far as using Photoshop, since 2011 I've been doing responsive design and haven't used it. What I do is design in CSS and take a screen shot. Learn to use LESS or SCSS. Learn CSS first though.
I'm trying to achieve the Pinterest layout with entities of variable width and height. So not only the height is variable in the given layout.
The layout from above is achieved with flexbox (row wrap) on the parent. I would like to move column 31 to be right under column 1, instead of where it is right now, and column 32 to be right under column 2, and so on. I think it has something to do with the cross-axis property of flexbox, but I could not find the right property.
This is a node webkit prototype, so if it works in webkit, then this is great. Any ideas?
Another idea that I am considering is using a css grid, but I have to define a finite number of grid rows and columns, while this layout should be flexible, so making the window wider should increase the number of columns.
I am using Twitter Bootstrap v3.0.3. My question relates to the attached screenshot.How can I add margins between the columns without causing the third column to drop/wrap
This effect could be achieved by using the padding declaration.
However this requires that an inner element defines the background color.
This will not cause the columns to expand as Bootstrap 3 uses box-sizing on its columns.
Edit:
Also, note that only columns should be immediate children of rows(List item 3).