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Too bad they don't dogfood it (source: Default.aspx):<p><pre><code> <div class=mainholder> ... <div class=sidebar> ... <div class=maincontent> ... etc. </code></pre> Also, the classic (header, 3-col, footer) layout is missing.<p>e.g.<p><pre><code> HEADER ------ C|C |C C|C |C C|C |C C|C |C C|C |C ------ FOOTER</code></pre>

I don't understand CSS frameworks. An experienced front-end developer can create the basic layout for any site in a matter of minutes.

Is this a joke? Merely setting a border on any of their elements will cause browsers to show a horizontal scrollbar for no good reason.

This is really where things like Sass/Compass excel. This would make a fantastic plugin for it.

These aren't really that useful. These layouts were designed for comic book panels, not for web-based content.

i liked it because its conceptual from a comic book standpoint

Why download this framework/<p><a href="http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1GGLS_en-USUS293US303&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=css+layouts" rel="nofollow">http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1GGLS_en-USUS293US303&#38...</a>

I don't understand CSS frameworks. An experienced front-end developer can create the basic layout for any site in a matter of minutes.

Is this a joke? Merely setting a border on any of their elements will cause browsers to show a horizontal scrollbar for no good reason.

This is really where things like Sass/Compass excel. This would make a fantastic plugin for it.

These aren't really that useful. These layouts were designed for comic book panels, not for web-based content.

i liked it because its conceptual from a comic book standpoint

Not another CSS Framework (CSS Layouts that always work)

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Not another CSS Framework (CSS Layouts that always work)

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