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I am using Twitter Bootstrap as Css framework and thinking why waste that space when I can effectively use it when majority of monitors now are on resolution of 1280 X n? I love the Bootstrap so much that I don’t want to stop now and start again whole process of writing the css for bigger screens (or FULL SCREEN WIDTH as my boss wants).
Is it possible to alter/change hack or u name it, the css file to adjust to full screen or least 1200Px sizes rather 940px it uses now?
Well that was easy, I used all the good stuff for styling from Twitter Bootstrap but stripped the Grid System to be replaced by the
Zurb Foundation Grid Systemhere. I had nothing more to lose than gain extra time by not implementing the site again for a Mobile Browser.Thanks SO community