(07-21-2014, 07:48 PM)HoverBaum Wrote: (07-21-2014, 07:44 PM)+iPokemon Wrote: So, you're saying that you don't setup some global classes to be used so you don't have to constantly re-declare that particular style? That's all that bootstrap does, has a bunch of global styles that can be left pretty barebones or added on to with other global styles available.
I do agree that all bootstrap sites look the same, but if they're used just for the components, and not the design, then that's much better.
Ahh you got me there ^^ I do set up classes for projects, so things look the same throughout all of it. You are probably right. It should be used for components and than you add your own style. I am just a "I wanna do it all myself" kinda person.
I'm totally with you there on wanting to do everything by yourself, not being bloated with more css than what you're actually using.
But for little placeholder websites, bootstrap is great.
I'm wanting to work on a CSS framework for myself (and others, of course) that is super basic stuff that builds off of the html instead of classes, but don't get me wrong, there will definitely be classes because there is always a need for classes.
