Building data-driven web apps with Pyramid and SQLAlchemy Transcripts
Chapter: Bootstrap and frontend CSS frameworks
Lecture: Concept: Grid layout
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Let's quickly review the concepts around this grid.
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We've seen this little section
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from our Temple HTML that we've worked on.
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We've got columns that live within rows
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and the idea is the columns are broken up into 12 elements.
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And we can have columns that are one wide
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or 12 wide or anywhere in between
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as long as that's an integer.
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So the top, we said we wanted a 2/3 to 1/3 split
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so that's column 8, column 4.
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The bottom, we want 12 little bits
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so column 1, 1, 1, ... and so on.
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The other distinction here is we have sm, md, lg.
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But the idea is that tells the layout how soon
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to go from horizontal to vertical partitioning.
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And we saw in the html, we have a div that is a container
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a div that is a row, and then divs
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that have col-<sizing>-<partitio>
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so col-md-8 column-md-4 and so on.
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Then you have as many rows as you want
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in this case four, within that container.
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And bootstrap just handles the rest.
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So this col-md-8 goes right there
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col-md-4 goes right there
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it makes it 2/3, 1/3.
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And if you're wondering about the sizes
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sm, md, lg and so on.
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Here's the exact pixel definition
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of sm, md, lg, xs, xl.
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So xs is less than 576 pixels
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sm is larger than that up to md
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which is 768, 992, and 1200 or larger.
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That's a really large, large, extra large.
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So this is where that breakdown happens
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when you use these specifiers.
