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July 8th, 2009 - Categories: CSS, Frontend

MyCSS Grid System

mycss_grid_system

There are many css frameworks out there. I personally don’t use any of those for various reasons. One of them should be the really weird naming conventions used. I just don’t like having divs with names like “lefthdr”. It doesn’t make sense to me. Another and most important reason is that most of the projects i put my hands on do not exceed 200 – 300 lines of css code so there’s no need for a framework.

Loon Design though released a really simple css framework (using weird names once more but it’s a really small file and you can edit them easily) with really small footprint (778 bytes).

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Comments

  1. Gaby

    July 9, 2009

    I agree with you about classes and IDs named things like “lefthdr”. I try to keep my classes and IDs named as semantically as possible to make it possible to alter the layout without obsoleting the names.

  2. Gerasimos

    July 9, 2009

    yea coz sometimes a div id=”left” can easily go the right and then there’s no meaning really heh..

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