Check it out at the takitapart-framework GitHub page.
The takitapart framework is largely adapted from Joni Korpi's fantastic Golden Grid System, with several SASS mixin's to do the heavy math. Additional code from the Normalize.css and HTML5 Boilerplate projects was also used.
No silly grid classes. Put layout directives in the stylesheets where they belong.
Fixed width is dead. Say goodbye to horizontal scrolling.
No compromise. A design that works on all devices, no matter their size.
Vertical grids, em-based design. Your content deserves it.
Whether simple or complex, flexible form layouts are ready for use.
Basic print-friendly design is included.
Let our SASS mix-ins do the heavy lifting.
Designed to encourage a Mobile First philosophy.
Need more than 12 columns? Less? No grid at all? No problem!
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I had gone but a short distance further when what seemed to be an excellent trail opened up around the face of a high cliff. The trail was level and quite broad and led upward and in the general direction I wished to go.
The cliff arose for several hundred feet on my right, and on my left was an equal and nearly perpendicular drop to the bottom of a rocky ravine. I had followed this trail for perhaps a hundred yards when a sharp turn to the right brought me to the mouth of a large cave.