Corresponding Filename: grid-basic
The Landon Hotel.

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Grid

Grid Basic

Start by adding an element with a class of .row. This will create a horizontal block to contain vertical columns. Then add elements with a .column class within that row. You can use .column or .columns—the only difference is grammar. Specify the widths of each column with the .small-#, .medium-#, and .large-# classes.

Foundation is mobile-first. Code for small screens first, and larger devices will inherit those styles. Customize for larger screens as necessary.

References

small-2 large-4 columns
small-4 large-4 columns
small-6 large-4 columns
large-3 columns
large-6 columns
large-3 columns
small-6 large-2 columns
small-6 large-8 columns
small-12 large-2 columns
small-3 columns
small-9 columns
large-4 columns
large-8 columns
small-6 large-5 columns
small-6 large-7 columns
large-6 columns
large-6 columns

Spanning a big space of 9 columns. No matter how big or medium my page gets, there will always be 2 columns, divided up this way.

San Francisco meeting room.

This is 8 medium columns.

Landon Hotel Hong Kong.

The right side is 4 medium columns wide.

Landon Hotel San Francisco.

These columns are two equal sizes.

Landon Hotel Paris.

These columns are two equal sizes.

This is one really big column that goes all the way across the page. We have lots of room to talk about all kinds of things in a space this big.