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I personally feel that a more logical scale and corresponding class designation would drop xs in favor of xl. Thankfully, with access to the .scss, you don't have to agree – and I should be able to change it myself.
But whenever I adjust gridlex-vars.scss and gridlex.scss as follows I'm not getting the desired result.
$gl-sm: "screen and (max-width: 35.5em)"; // up to 568px
$gl-md: "screen and (max-width: 48em)"; // max 768px
$gl-lg: "screen and (max-width: 64em)"; // max 1024px
$gl-xl: "screen and (max-width: 90em)"; // max 1440px
For example <div class="grid-3_xl-6"> produces almost the opposite of what you'd expect – where the grid will display 6 items on a row at all breakpoints exceptxl, ...and where at xl it will then display 3 items on a row.
Strange. Am I missing something – have any ideas as to why this would be the case?
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@devlint I have a related question to this thread. I usually use Codekit to build my project files, if I change the gridlex-vars.scss and compile the gridlex.scss to dist, will the output include the changes made in gridlex-vars.scss?
I personally feel that a more logical scale and corresponding class designation would drop
xs
in favor ofxl
. Thankfully, with access to the .scss, you don't have to agree – and I should be able to change it myself.But whenever I adjust
gridlex-vars.scss
andgridlex.scss
as follows I'm not getting the desired result....and...
For example
<div class="grid-3_xl-6">
produces almost the opposite of what you'd expect – where the grid will display 6 items on a row at all breakpoints exceptxl
, ...and where atxl
it will then display 3 items on a row.Strange. Am I missing something – have any ideas as to why this would be the case?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: