Den 16.04.2014 03:17, skrev John Johnson:
they’d remain 3 across through tablet but then snap down to 1 column at mobile.
But at desktop/tablet, it would be 3 “widgets” of equal width and spaced
equally apart and to the right or left.
Quick demo (modified an old demo): for desktop/tablet, 3 c
On Apr 15, 2014, at 5:31 PM, Georg wrote:
> Need more info than that you want to divide a width in 3 equally wide
> containers. Only then can we suggest "good", "better", and maybe even "best"
> way to do it.
Fair enough..thank you…for a portfolio site, let’s say there are 3 categories
of wo
Den 15.04.2014 18:35, John wrote:
I've heard and read that browsers **LOVE** long decimals. The exact phrasing is, "they eat it
for breakfast" so feel free to use values like 4.23513547898465441235764687415354% and the
browsers will "know what to do."
With that level of precision, would roundi
On Apr 14, 2014, at 7:18 PM, Tim Climis wrote:
> Now I blame rounding errors. Margin is 21.141px and content is 286.094px.
> You'll end up with a margins at 21 or 22, and content at 286 or 287 depending
> on how things fall.
So it would seem, but I have 2 more questions: I've heard and read
