Which css grid system should I learn? [duplicate]

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I started off using Blueprint CSS but have been hearing lots of things about 960 Grid System and Yahoo! Grids.

I can't seem to get a good handle on which one to use (or why).

I am looking for any advice about which grid system I should use. Ease of use, flexibility and code readability are important to me.

Answer 1

I've used YUI Grids on several sites and found it, in combination with the Fonts and Reset components, to provide very high quality cross browser compatible sites. It's design satisfies different goals to 960.gs and a quick look at your site's storyboards will indicate which is more appropriate.

YUI Grids can be nested achieve subdivison of elements and generally I find it easy to work with.

I'd say that use of a reset css is crucial, and work with whatever grid system you find most comfortable.

Answer 2

I asked a similar question a while back.

In terms of my own experiences since then, I've abandoned the whole css framework/grid systems. I did try Yahoo Grids in anger, it is far too inflexible. I felt BluePrint was much better.

But as the answer to my question pointed out, css frameworks and grids miss the point about the problems CSS is addressing.