Demo is not responsive.. about smart-css-grid HOT 9 CLOSED

Great work on the css but I agree, it's set to be a static 960px in smart-grid.css:

Having it be relative units, or even better having media queries that allow the main to fill a more reasonable amount of the screen like flexboxgrid or bootstrap would make this more attractive.

Flexboxgrid Example Reference: https://github.com/kristoferjoseph/flexboxgrid

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Yes it is Safari window doesn't resize to 480px.. You can change 480px in the CSS or try different browser for testing.

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This was in chrome. The fact that you get any page overflow really doesn't scream responsive; at best this behaves as adaptive. I am not trying to be pedantic or saying that the project is bad but if this is truly a "responsive smart grid" then the demo is not doing it any justice. Like I said, perhaps I am missing something.

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This is how I view the demo in Chrome Version 66.

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This is not a browser issue.. it behaves the same in chrome and safari (and probably edge). The problem is this is not a "fluid responsive layout system". Perhaps that is not what you were going for, but it is what you are claiming that this is.

The above gif demonstrates the difference between responsive (on top) and adaptive (on bottom) taken from here. There is another good article here but I feel like I am being pedantic now so I will leave you to it. If this works for people then that is great!

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@lukejacksonn Thank you for the comment, now I understand what is your point. You can change the main width from 960px to example 90% and the grid flow will be more natural. I will probably switch to %. Unlike other CSS Frameworks the point of this project is personalise anything directly in the main css file.

@NathanielInman Yes, I agree.

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Good idea 👍 that would demonstrate it better!

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Hmm - wouldn't simply changing the .main class from width: 960px; to width: 100%; max-width: 960px; suffice for the demo?

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@badcat Yes, absolutely. That will work. But I don't want 960px to be the standard I hope people will understand they can change this number into any value or unit. That is the best feature of this project any size or unit will work.

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