Marco, As you mentioned, I removed the limitation on .span-# classes to be used on divs, as well as the .border/.colborder classes. I also set up the new block-level HTML5 elements as such in the reset.css file.
For now, I think that will allow people to quickly integrate Blueprint into their HTML5 pages; is there anything else missing, would you say? Philip, I suggest using the compressor to generate widths for aside and the other elements on a page instead of modifying the Blueprint stylesheets themselves; that way, if you update the styles, yours won't be overwritten. On Jan 15, 5:25 pm, Marco Barbosa <[email protected]> wrote: > Exactly.. > > Without the compressor you can just add: "aside, .span-4 {width: > 260px;}" > > Considering you got the latest from git. Else you also need to add > "aside, article, etc.. {display:block}" > > Cool huh? > > Let's see what joshuaclayton has to say about this :) > > On Jan 15, 4:15 pm, Phillip Senn <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Oh wait. > > I just realized that I should be able to simply say: > > <aside> > > > I need to try out the compressor.
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