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I have used both Foundation and Bootstrap, but I realised that the thing I only use it the grid.
I haven't had any problems with their grids, and don't really have a preference yet.
My question is, is it worth keep using them or is it better to use a framework that only has a grid system?
I prefer SASS over LESS
I'd keep using Bootstrap in case you ever want to borrow a bit of its functionality but don't want Bootstrap clashing with some other grid system's code.
If you don't want any of Bootstrap's extra styling muddling your design, follow these instructions to load only the grid from Bootstrap. Then, if you decide you need a quick dropdown navbar, just import the bits of Bootstrap you need.
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I started working on an app made with tsx. This app has a general stylesheet for everything and some of the components have inline styling. Personally it feels disorganized.
I'm a biginner at css so I don't know what would be the best way to aproach this. I thought of two options: do all inline styling or make a stylesheet for each component. The first feels wrong ,in the second I'm gonna end up with 30 stylesheets and the overrides are going to mess up everithing.
The styled-components library is universally popular and you'll find plenty of support from the large community that uses it. With this you can write your css inside your component files. I'd also recommend getting the VS-Code extension for it so that you get css intellisense.
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Not sure if this is a stupid question or not,
but i want to create a better looking notes database which should remind users of our companys homepage.
Is it possible to use codes extracts of the wordpress themes css code?!
It might be easier to start with the Bootstrap4 XPages plugin on openNTF and then work to skin that.
As long as CSS stylesheets don't reference by element ID, it's possible to utilise elements. However, bear in mind that parts of the CSS stylesheets you're using may get overwritten by inline styles or stylesheets from the XPages runtime itself. In my experience, you will usually need to make some modifications to the stylesheets your using, but it's doable.
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Hi i am going to develop a professional website.
I wanted to know which css will be more suitable for designing purposes?
Bootstrap 3 or Foundation 5?
or is there any other css i can go for?
This depends on taste and use case. Bootstrap is able to provide good results verry fast. But you are bound to many parts of it. Foundation is able to give you a more general Framework. From what I know, both systems have problems with older internet explorers. But foundation maybe has some more Problems with that. Most companys I know, use Bootstrap. However, everyone has to adjust and customize the files for their fitting.
I use Boostrap because it works perfectly for my CMS (typo3).
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While moving on web I found normlize.css can be used to persist the css effect in various browser.
http://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/2.1.3/normalize.css
There are two approach to use it:
Approach 1: use normalize.css as a starting point for your own project’s base CSS, customising the values to match the design’s requirements.
Approach 2: include normalize.css untouched and build upon it, overriding the defaults later in your CSS if necessary.
I think 2nd is easy.
Does it mean including this css untouched and then working with our css in normal way, correct?
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I am studying some popular CSS frameworks like Bootstrap, Foundation etc. I pointed some out, and I'm willing to make my own CSS framework whether for my own projects or in later for free distribution. As I'm a front-end developer in most of the cases, I'm a bit slow with JavaScripts. So in my study I found some challenges in making a new CSS framework, like:
JavaScripts integration for a nice, clean and easy-to-use front-end
Common and general values for a fixed layout
The menu CSS
And also I found some features a bit challenging, like:
Responsive grids (I loved it)
But is there any checklist that should be fulfilled in CSS framework?
Maybe you can try yoeman to help you create your own css framework quickly and easily.
Here is the link on the details of Yoeman generator:
https://github.com/yeoman/yeoman/wiki/Generators