What's the point of gutters in CSS grid frameworks? -


I am diving in web development and I am playing with a Blueprint CSS framework, which includes a grid system, and I There are some questions.

  1. What does gutter mean? Of course they do not use the columns to include the location because you can use the margin CSS property for it, right? Or gutter is just a great way to manage margins?
  2. I do not want any space between my columns and should prepare a grid layout, which does not include gutter, but all the generator tools prevent me from being zero-width gutter?
  3. It looks like is no longer supported. Can a blueprint css generator recommend to modify the grid to include zero-width gutters?

    Thank you very much for your knowledge!

    The motivation behind the CSS grid system is to automate the layout completely because the gators are usually desirable The white space between the columns makes for better clarity, so it makes sense to include them as part of automation.

    One of the generators, Rajan D'Etre is to free you from some of the hard calculations needed to implement them, but without the gutters, both mathematics and CSS are not complicated.

    To make a gutter grid without the generator it should be very straight forward. E.g.

      (column width X Nation column) + left margin + right margin = width of content .pan-1 {width: 100px} .sppan-2 {width: 200px} .pan-3 {Width: 300px} .span-4 {width: 400px} etc ...    

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