Your 1st question can be fixed with the box-sizing method (see here<http://css-tricks.com/box-sizing/>). Maybe make a utility class, say "box", with those rules, you could use it to create borders on divs where you assign that class.
For your header, add a style rule that specifies 100% width, and write it in your source code *AFTER *you link to the responsive stylesheet. If you have lots of custom css you'll be using on all your pages, it might be a good idea to put it all into a separate style sheet, that's what I've been doing with my sites. On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 4:14:54 AM UTC+1, Matt C. wrote: > > I am relatively new to web development and I was wondering if anyone know > how to add borders to my divs without them knocking all of my colums out of > wack? (Im using the responsive-design css). Everytime I throw a border on > a div it pushes everything else to a new line. > > Also, is there a way to get my header to be full with? I am able to get it > full width by throwing in some hacks when its in desktop mode, but when it > gets down to 480px and lower it im seeing margin space when viewing with my > iphone. > > FYI: I use the .container class in my header even though its full width on > the browser, just so I can keep the elements in the header inline with the > body container. > > Thanks! > -Matt C. >
