firezenk/zimit

The consistent HTML5 + LESS framework

Zimit Framework

###Awesome, solid, responsive and complete front-end prototyping framework for web-developers

######What is Zimit?

Zimit is an open source project created by Jorge Garrido also known as FireZenk, with the intention of providing a robust and comprehensive basis for rapid prototyping of responsive web pages.

######LESS based

With unique features and functions of LEES, Zimit is a modular and scalable framework. LESS also helps make readable code and easily customizable.

######Light weight

The compiled and minified file: 83kb! Optionally you can extend the framework with the awesome set of typographic icons.

######Browser Support

Zimit Framework is tested and supported in major modern browsers like: Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Internet Explorer9+.

#####Info, docs & more Zimit Framework

zimit's Issues

Dropdown does not work with Nav

The list shows, but inside the same Nav, should be on top of it.

Using:

Chromium 26.0.1406.0 (Build para desarrolladores 181205)
Sistema operativo Windows
WebKit 537.30 (@142031)
JavaScript V8 3.16.14

Alignment of cols

If I look at the page http://firezenk.github.io/zimit/design.html, it looks as if the 4 cols actually span 5 cols including the margin of the fitth column (if you compare them to the 12 columns above). And both 4 cols spans end somewhere around the middle of the 11th col. Now, I find that sort of math difficult. I would expect 4c to span 4 cols, and then one margin width, and then another 4c to span 4 cols ending up covering a total span of 8 (eight), as in 4 + 4 = 8. I don't get how 4 + 4 = 10,5?

LESS Misspelled on all web pages

LESS is misspelled (LEES) on GitHub README.md along with the Zimit webpages.

I can't Download

can you add file for download?

https://github.com/FireZenk/zimit/downloads

Is this still an active and strong project for modern browsers?

It appears that is been some time sense any work has been done to this framework. Is this still an active project tested against modern mobile and desktop browsers with the help of LESS?