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I recently downloaded a WordPress template and I started to mess around with the CSS when I realized that it uses a grid.css
I’ve never used grid before. Is it possible to import a grid.css file into a program/software and edit it? If so what should I use?
You can edit it just like you can any other CSS file. You can name your CSS file whatever you want: style.css (common), style-1243.css, my-awesome-file.css, etc.
Thanks for the reply TheDoc. Let me reword my original question. I’m able to view the grid.css code in the WordPress editor and I know I can manipulate it there, but what I would really like to do is open the grid.css in a visual editor that allows you to see the set-up/layout of the grid and edit it in a graphical sense as apposed to code manipulation….. if such a thing exists that is.
Aahhhh, no such thing exists, really. But that’s a pretty awesome idea. On the fly grid editing… Sounds like a plugin waiting to happen!
No wonder I couldn’t find anything on google…. lol.