Im using ZURB Foundation 3 on a project of mine. I love grid systems and responsive sites but my issue is I still strongly believe they should be built wider then 1000px.
I have a few questions:
1) First off I would love to make certain sections (divs) full width. Now I have read I can just replace <div class="row"> with <div class="container"> for instance and it will generate that effect. Now for some reason this does not feel right, should I just create my own class thats full width, or what would be the proper way to do this?
2) I would love to have it based for a larger resolution, maybe a max 1440px wide or even a fluid 100% full width. How could I go about doing this, and/or is Foundation not the correct framework for me? I love the fact it comes with all the templates so is super quick and friendly to do mockups.
Thanks in advance.
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For Early versions of Foundation 3 only Add the following override to your CSS (This must appear after or at the end of foundation.css)
.row {
width: 100%;
}
This will override the default with of the framework and make the design go full screen. Feel free to change this value to suit your needs.
There is also a customized download available at http://foundation.zurb.com/download.php (which probably does the same thing, overrides or replaces .row width)