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6 Tips and Tricks for Designing with the 960 Grid System | Web D
If you’re not familiar with CSS frameworks, you should be. They create a baseline from which designers and themers can create websites, standardizing basic layout options with a common toolset and language. I was passionately opposed to them for the longest time because I feared we would lose the art and beauty of designing and XHTML/CSS coding. My opinion changed once I discovered the 960 Grid System.
Build a Newspaper Theme With WP_Query and the 960 CSS Framework
WP_Query is a powerful tool to control what comes out of your loop. Today I’m going to teach you all how to use it to make a 3 columned newspaper theme that has all your main blog posts in the main column, and off to the side a set of posts with a certain category. We’ll be using the 960 CSS framework for the basic layout and reset of our theme, it will chop a lot of work off what’s needed! Preface Our plan of attack is to take out all posts with a shared assigned category, and place them off to the side separate from the main posts. We’ll also look at a method for creating a ‘featured post’ without using jQuery or any JavaScript at all!
The 960 Grid System was created by Nathan Smith as a way to streamline web development workflow by providing commonly used dimensions, based on a width of 960 pixels. The 960.gs (or any CSS framework) was primarily developed for rapid prototyping, cutting down on repetitive and tedious tasks, but is also more than suited to be used for any web design project. It will give your site a structured and solid foundation for you to build and style your design upon.