As I understand it, Bootstrap is arranged on a 12 column layout ... Default Styles:

.container{width:940px} .span12 { width: 940px; }

Well, if I want a hard layout not 940px but 900px . Then how do I use these span1-12 . After all, only for width 940px or am I mistaken?

Is it possible to use a 12-column and 7-column system in one layout?

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    but not taken correctly. Why in the offices of your knee crafts? they may be beautiful, only cost in time with half the project. - zb '

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1) Bootstrap - the basis. You can rewrite styles to less, you can through em and percentages.
2) the container can wrap a small piece of the site. 940 pixels is the normal maximum width for ONE element, after which it becomes weakly usable. Well, perhaps you can catch up to 102, but no more.
3) bootstrap is required, since it is guaranteed to get a fast non-opposite design. Nobody knows how much a programmer is carrying in pure languages. Frameworks - they are.

  • I disagree with the second point, this mod for narrow sites with general widescreen monitors has already gotten it. - zb '
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    Again. Not the whole site is narrow. There can be at least 10 such columns of 940. For example, text with a width of more than 80-100 em is no longer very convenient for me to read. And wide elements, like a horizontal menu or pictures, can either not be wrapped, or you can manually set the width. There are not many such elements :) I do not argue that the European school of design involves narrow sites entirely. And often quite non-rinsed. But this does not mean that the bootstrap can only be used this way. - knes
  • I would generally choose a user, for example, the forum doesn’t bother me at all on the entire width of the screen, and breaks it up by 1/3 strongly - zb '