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Some one told me that some of designs doesn't support grid system layout like bootstrap, foundations etc, so i am not sure what thing need to analysis in design before to get started any, i know bootstrap this is 12 columns grid system but not sure how to analysis for example i have attached a image of a web design can any body explain me how i can analysis this before get started.
Also client is talking about to make it 1600px on large view.
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To analysis with design you can see the section how much they section have each section should have one grid with for example with bootstrap you can make 12 columns theme and your theme is with two section this mean this two columns theme. If you want more help please ask.
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What are the completely new things you can do with Flexbox which you wouldn't be able to do before in any way using only CSS (without markup changes). I understand Flexbox makes many layout issues much more straightforward and easier to maintain, but am also interested in knowing what unique features it brings that were completely impossible before. After reading some articles I still can't crystallise any thorough list in my mind, so far being able to come up only with 2:
Layout mixing items with fixed and relative sizes. In many cases it could be done using calc function (though it will quickly become messy), but I think some borderline cases can't be make up for without adding extra markup (or am I wrong an it can?)
Displaying things in the order completely independent from the source order
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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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One of my clients asked me to convert existing website into a responsive one.
The problem is: he doesn't want to change its desktop view. That website was completely developed with fixed layout in codeigniter.
Is it possible to make it into a responsive one without many changes to exiting css?
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yes you can convert fixed design in responsive via help of 2 method
use media queries as suggested by emmanuel.
use % instead of px it will help your website responsive over many platform and then use media query if you are required to shift or position the content according to your design necessity
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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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I've gotten a task which I feel I really don't know the best approach for.
So here I am, asking for your help and opinions.
I've been assigned to create a form on a webpage (ASP.NET WebForms) with multiple textboxes
where people should fill in different measures. The textboxes are to be placed on top of a schematic sketch over the measured object in question, hence the textboxes won't be positioned in a straight vertical alignment but can be
The way I've done it so far is by having it grouped as follows:
Div with the background image (relative positioning)
Div with measurement texbox (absolute positioning)
Now, while this works, is there another way of achieving this or is this the best way?
I haven't dabbled to much in HTML5 and maybe there are something that can be utilized there?
Your help and opinions are greatly appreciated.
Your approach is common practice and definitely what most people would advise. I don't think HTML 5 has anything new to offer here.