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<h2 class="">A Cleaner Grid</h2>
<p>or how we're going to spend less time coding site layouts and more time making awesome shit. </p>
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<h3>.media</h3>
<p>Inspired by nicole Sullivan's Object-Oriented CSS, this is an example of an all-purpose object that adapts to multiple layouts while leaving a small css footprint.</p>
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<h3>.grid_*</h3>
<p>Taking advantage of <code>display: table-cell</code> and <code>box-sizing: content-box</code>, our layout grid lets us add or take away borders and padding, horizontally and vertically align blocks of content. Best of all, using only 1/4 of the classes. <a href="#" class="noDisplay">learn more.</a> </p>
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<h3>.reusable</h3>
<p>Building a robust CSS library with objects and reusable classes (i.e. <code>.borderLeft</code>, <code>.floatLeft</code> ) could mean we never have to write a line of CSS again unless we really really really want to. </p>
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<h3>Revenge of the tables.</h3>
<p>Taking advantage of <code>display: table-cell</code> and <code>box-sizing: content-box</code>, our layout grid...