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Informations about the package twitter-bootstrap-grid

TwitterBootstrapGrid

This is a lightweight PHP script that makes easy generating a Twitter Bootstrap 3 grid using PHP. It uses the default Twitter bootstrap classes like .row and .col-* to generate the grids. It's pretty straightforward to use, it allows to specify how many columns per row to have for each Bootstrap viewport (xs, sm, md, lg)

Installation

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How to Use

Few examples how to use the script:

Example #1

You can use the addColumn method to add a column to the grid and later build. The constructor accepts array of columns as a second parameter

Example #2

You can use the setTotalRowColumns method to change the number of columns for a given viewport per row. In this example we are using 2 columns for "lg" classes. So one of the column classes will be .col-sm-6

Example #3

You have a large templates that need to be printed? No problem. You can combine it with output buffering.

Example #4

Do you want to build a fluid grids? For example you have 3 columns per row on large screens and two columns per row on mobiles. It's not that easy with the default Bootstrap aproach. This snippet will make your life easier.

Pretty straightforward, huh?

Changelog

v1.2

-Fix: Missing closing

when the last row has less columns than specified number of columns per row.

v1.1

v1.0

Development

Want to contribute? Great!

If you found a bug or want to contribute to the script feel free to create pull requests to make it even better!

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