Gridism aims to simplify the process of laying content on a page according to a simple grid system that's easier to use and learn than most similar solutions out today.
While other CSS frameworks and CSS grids employ a complex columns and naming system that can't be used without the documentation at hand, Gridism' code is practically self-explanatory and easy to learn within a few minutes.
Simplified and developed to take into account the rising market share of mobile devices, Gridism makes sure content is dynamically rearranged based on viewport size, resizing columns according to the available screen.
With a mobile breakpoint at 568px, all columns will be stacked on each other, converting a horizontal-first page into a vertical navigation experience.
On top of this, Gridism uses a simple naming system and also supports nested grids.
What is new in this release:
- This release includes two new aliases of .one-fourth and .three-fourths in addition to the .one-quarter and .three-quarters wordings.
What is new in version 0.2.1:
- This release includes two new aliases of .one-fourth and .three-fourths in addition to the .one-quarter and .three-quarters wordings.
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