With vanilla bootstrap, I sometimes run into the issue where 12 columns go beyond the full width, so I end up having 1 fewer column. I have solved the issue from time to time without understanding why exactly I ran into the issue. Does anyone know why this happens?
If you are using container-fluid, you also need to use row-fluid too, see if that works and stops the columns from misbehaving. Plus you have twon containers where as one should be fine with multiple rows.
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So I have looked all over the web and thei site and can't quite figure it out.
I want to create a custom grid in Bootstrap. The container should be 5760px and have 36 columns with 20px gutters. I know this is ridiculously large. but what I am trying to do is essentially have 3 12 column grids (each 1920px wide) side by side.
I've tried the custom build for Bootstrap but I don't really understand the container / grid system I guess. Also I am using Sass as opposed to Less. So that presents another twist.
If I could just get the css and by pass all the Sass / Less stuff that would be great.
Ok so im going out on a limb here, but if you're working with bootstrap and you want to configure the basics so much.
What you can do is download a customized version of it.
Take a look here : Boostrap 3
Here you will be able to customize the amount of columns you wish to work with : Custom Grid Count
And you will also be able to select the container size. : Container Width
Along with all the features of bootstrap.. And all from bootstrap themselves.
Once you have all your fields filled in and edited to your spec, scroll to the bottom and 'compile' it!
As an answer goes its really the best i think I can offer!
I am working on a web site using Bootstrap 3 to design it. I have come across a situation where the the grid system is not working as expected.
I am trying to fit in the HTML5 logo in the last line where I have set the class to visible-xs-6 col-xs-offset-3. According to me, this should create three sections where the first section should be an offset of 3 columns which is showing up fine as you can see in the image, but after that I believe that the HTML5 logo should be somewhere in the middle section and another 3 column section after that. Isn't that logical? But for some reason the second section is taking up the whole row after the offset. What am i doing wrong?
I don't believe the visible-xs-* classes are used to set the number of columns, only the display:* property. The only options are block, inline and inline-block. So your classes should be...
class="col-xs-6 col-xs-offset-3 visible-xs-block"
I made a silly mistake. I forgot to wrap the columns in a <div class="row">. And moreover I used .hidden-sm .hidden-md and .hidden-lg classes just to be extra sure.
And plus I made another silly mistake of assuming that the * in visible-xs-* means the number of columns instead of the options given in responsive utilities.
If anyone has a similar problem please take a look at Bootstrap's responsive utilities
Anyway thank you anyone who tried to help. I will accept this as an answer to close the question.
I'm using foundation to build a website.
And i have some problem with the nativ foundation columns system.
When i'm over 1047px width it's working but when i'm going under it the columns go full width. I can't get why and i'm sure it's pretty simple !
This i a website i'm currently working for school.
http://www.papaa.ch/tpi/bmpc.html
It occur on thoses pages at the moment. Some help would be lovely. I've searched around but i can't find a solution.
Thanks in advance !
Use small-9 columns, that will give you the same layout regardless of the browser width. Right now you are only specifying 9 columns for large displays so when you get to the "medium" or "small" breakpoints they are defaulting back to 12 columns.
edit you will also want to change large-centered to small-centered to make sure the columns stay centered.
I needed to develop my own grid layout. I put my code here: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/fznyw
Problem is - grid should be 12 columns. Widths are in percents. But I can't get my last element to stay in a row. What did I do wrong?
I tried using margin-left:-30px on .container, but it didn't helped. Only solution was, to make a class .first-in-row with margin-left:0, but, since those blocks will be reordered, I can't use this solution.
I changed percentages a bit. I am not sure if there is better way of sorting those grids but I managed to find percentages for some of them, you could use this and finish all 12.
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I've searched all over for the answer to getting the proper column widths for 16 column bootstrap responsive layouts.
I've found posts that suggest this can be done. But it does not work for me.
I've tried the Bootstrap customize page. But it doesn't update the responsive part at all. I end up with span16 widths that are 120%+
I tried using the less files and updating the variables. But, again, I end up with wrong widths – for 1200px+ screens, I end up with a 1600px-wide layout.
Perhaps I could update all the values for each screen size individually. But since it's not just the span widths but also inputs and other widths for each screen size, it really starts to get unruly. Especially since I'm not 100% certain what the widths are supposed to be, especially when you get to smaller screen sizes.
There must be others who've run into this issue. So, maybe I'm just being obtuse.
But any guidance or wisdom on this issue is greatly appreciated.
Much thanks.
It has been taken care of in the soon to come twitter bootstrap 2.1.0.