Closed rgilman closed 6 years ago
Go for it!
My apprentice, Sean, suggests https://css-grid.coffeecup.com/ as an interesting CSS Grid tool.
I've got this sorted out locally but I'd like to wait for the merging of PR #36 before going further.
Thank Sean for the reference to https://css-grid.coffeecup.com/ . The CSS Grid tool looks like a nice resource. I prefer Pinegrow, which has an equivalent CSS Grid tool (AFAIK - I haven't done a detailed comparison) plus a full toolset for all the other aspects of frontend development. Then again, it's not free. I used Pinegrow for this recode.
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I'm confused about nav-bfc_top.php… Where did it come from, and what happened to the old version of the header? How is this new one hooked in?
Also, as mentioned elsewhere, I think it should be called nav-bfc-top.php
The new one, by whatever name, is hooked in in the same places as the old one - header.php.
I see. I just went through the commits in the picture is clearer now. Another good reason for using a pull request next time!
Point well taken about using a PR, which was my intention but in my rush I clicked the wrong branch.
No worries. If you're up for changing the name to nav-bfc-top.php (and it doesn't cause any problems), please do so and then work can continue on that file.
The header is currently structured using the Foundation grid system. I'd like us to be consistent in using CSS grid for our layout.
As learning resources I recommend you watch this playlist (that uses Pinegrow but the concepts transcend the software) and explore A Complete Guide to Grid. There are many other learning resources for CSS grid a quick google search away.