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CSSGrid

Latest revision as of 15:27, 10 February 2024

If you place a tagged value on the ViewModel level CSSGrid=true, we will render HTML with CSSGrid instead of Bootstrap.

If the TurnkeySettings file sees:

<UseCSSGridByDefault>True</UseCSSGridByDefault>

We will always render with CSSGrid unless you explicitly say CSSGrid=false.

Using CSSGrid has advantages since we know exactly where we place content and it is not dependent on the environment as Bootstrap is.

If you do generic components, you do not need to know the surroundings of your HTML snippet - placement will be managed by the CSSGrid values read from the ViewModel.

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-If you place a taggedValue on the ViewModel level CSSGrid=true we will render html with CSSGrid instead of Bootstrap.
+If you place a tagged value on the ViewModel level ''CSSGrid=true'', we will render HTML with CSSGrid instead of Bootstrap.
-If the TurnkeySettings file sees
+If the TurnkeySettings file sees:
   <UseCSSGridByDefault>True</UseCSSGridByDefault>
-we will always render with CSSGrid unless you explicitly say CSSGrid=false
+We will always render with CSSGrid unless you explicitly say ''CSSGrid=false.''
 Using CSSGrid has advantages since we know exactly where we place content and it is not dependent on the environment as Bootstrap is.
-If you do generic components you do not need to know the surroundings of your html snippet - placement it will be managed by the CSSGrid values read from the viewmodel.
+If you do generic [[EXT Components|components]], you do not need to know the surroundings of your HTML snippet - placement will be managed by the CSSGrid values read from the ViewModel.
+[[Category:CSS]]
+{{Edited|July|12|2024}}