Closed ghost closed 8 years ago
Sorry for the delayed reply.
That max-width
is simply to keep the line lengths from getting too long, if someone is viewing a page with their browser at full width (on a 27" monitor, etc).
The gutter for all grid units is set in pixels (including the container's outer padding).
This is to create gutters with visual consistency, roughly equivalent (20px) to the default line-height on the page. This 20px is also the default margin-bottom
on all block level elements, such as <p>
(as set in text.css).
This really isn't an issue but more of a question. Why is grid-container fixed max-width at 1200px and include 10px left/right padding when everythign else is % based?
It seems that if this was fully responsive it would by default support full-width 100% with 0 padding on left/right on the main grid-container element.
.grid-container { margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; width: 100%; }
Other than this small fixed-pixel uniqueness it's great :-)