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I’d like to use a Grid system, like Skeleton CSS Boilerplate, to build a responsive website. I know there’s a ton other boilerplates out there for 960 or w/e pixels wide.
But I’d like to have a responsive full width page, divided in 3 by 3 columns. Like 33.33% wide and 33.33% high per column (so 9 divs alltogether). I’ve used tables, but I rather don’t use them.
What would be best practice to make a 3 by 3 column full width responsive website?
Try Gridpak
It allows you to specify how many columns you want and add breakpoints to completely alter the grid at different window dimensions.