What's the go-to thing if I need to make a quick and but robust CSS layout?
Post number #119044, ID: 07e5e1
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Grid? Flexbox? How does all this even work, I only know plain CSS, halp.
Post number #119049, ID: 07e5e1
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There should've been either and or but in the title but apparently I managed to press submit somehow
Post number #119073, ID: 777ed9
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Does >>quick implies you're not interested in learning, just want to get it done?
w3schools have some nice templates if that's what you're looking for
Post number #119200, ID: 720d7a
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The Skeleton framework is great for this. It’s small (I think around 400 lines), looks pretty good and has a robust grid system. It’s great for getting a quick base that you can build on.
Post number #119321, ID: 94b985
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>>119073 I'm not against learning, and I would prefer to make something on my own instead of using templates, but I just don't really have a lot of time.
Post number #119322, ID: 94b985
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As in, time before I'll actually have to use the layout to make a project of some sort.
Post number #119351, ID: 1228ee
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W3school's templates are pretty basic, so you can build up on those too. And Skeleton's pretty darn good if you want something more basic.
I've heard good things about Bootstrap but it feels more like a "spend longer reading the documentation than actually using it" thing
Post number #119398, ID: 5c7527
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it depends on what you want the css to do. Bootstrap should work perfectly, but if you are in a hurry you can grab one of bootstrap's templates and work with that.
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| Grid? Flexbox? How does all this even work, I only know plain CSS, halp.