Now I'm building sites without a grid, clearfix hack. I know about bootstrap and similar frameworks. But all the sites that I make up, they are not on the grid, i.e. there is some kind of mesh there, but to make it so easy to use the bootstrap mesh and it’s impossible to substitute only the classes, you still need to manually fix everything.

What's the question. How to speed up the adaptation of the site? As I understand it, under the current realities of sites there is little on the grid. How to be? I think it's easier to use the bootstrap grid on 16 columns so that it would be easier to break into blocks, since the site is not on the grid.

The difficulty is that I write media in the place where the site breaks down, and in the bootstrap these points are prescribed in advance that, as if I don’t quite fit.

Can create a grid of your own on 24 columns that would be easier to break? Tired of writing media types if 2 blocks were 50% wide and now you need to write to the media that each block is 100% to put them in a row and a bunch of other little things. I do not want to focus on adaptation, I want a quick practical solution.

Even if you use the bootstrap grid and split it with classes for different screens, you still have to manually align text in the media, delete indents, etc., in the media.

Who is struggling with this and what solutions can you offer? Thank.

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    Have you noticed that Bootstrap is customizable ? The number of columns, the width of the screen at which the media-query rules are triggered - everything is ruled. - Sergiks

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You may be interested to read about CSS Flexible Box Layout , which is already supported by the latest browsers, and implement the grid without bootstrap.

    Well, why not write your grid on some kind of preprocessor and easily customize it from project to project. Well, either use some kind of generator which is very much in the open spaces. gridcalculator.dk gridpak.com/ ...

    • Try to write more detailed answers. Explain what is the basis of your statement? - Nicolas Chabanovsky