thallada.github.io
==================
This is the latest version of my personal website. It is a static website built
with [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com/).
See it at [http://www.hallada.net/](http://www.hallada.net/).
##Layout & CSS##
I use a [grid system devised by Adam Kaplan](http://www.adamkaplan.me/grid/) and
with some pieces from [Jorden Lev](http://jordanlev.github.io/grid/). It is
set-up by scratch in my `main.css`. I decided on this so that I would not have
to load a huge framework like Bootstrap since I would only be using the grid
system out of it.
As an introduction to this system:
Wrap everything in a div element with the `container` class.
```html
```
To create rows add div elements with the `row` and `clearfix` classes.
```html
```
To create columns add div elements with the `column` class. Then add a class
to describe the width of the column with respect to the container. The possible
widths are:
CSS class name | width percentage
--------------- | ----------------
`full` | 100%
`two-thirds` | 66.7%
`half` | 50%
`third` | 33.3%
`fourth` | 25%
`three-fourths` | 75%
These are purely for convienence. A more precise width can be specified in the
CSS if desired with the `width` attribute.
```html
```
Columns stack up right to left. To force a column out of order all the way to
the right use the `flow-opposite` class on the column (but remain first on
smaller screens).
```html
```
To hide an element on mobile phones add the class `hide-mobile`. To hide on
desktop, use `hide-desktop` instead.
```html
```
Another note: I use [box-sizing (as suggested by Paul
Irish)](http://www.paulirish.com/2012/box-sizing-border-box-ftw/), which I think
makes dealing with sizing elements a lot more sane.
##Attributions##
[Book](http://thenounproject.com/term/book/23611/) designed by [Nherwin
ArdoƱa](http://thenounproject.com/nherwinma) from the Noun Project.
[Profile](http://thenounproject.com/term/profile/20733/) designed by [Ryan
Beck](http://thenounproject.com/RyanBeck) from the Noun Project.
[Photos](http://thenounproject.com/term/photos/29898/) designed by [Ryan
Beck](http://thenounproject.com/RyanBeck) from the Noun Project.