Reputation: 733
Another very similar question has already been asked.
I've set a gallery composed of elements in six columns. However I want the first element to span the first two columns of the gallery.
$deskcol : 12;
.colSixth {
@include gallery(2 of $deskcol);
}
.colSixth.strap {
??
}
<div class="colSixth strap">
content should span two Sixths
</div>
<article class="colSixth">
content spans one sixth
</article>
<article class="colSixth">
content spans one sixth
</article>
<article class="colSixth">
content spans one sixth
</article>
<article class="colSixth">
content spans one sixth
</article>
Is there a way to offset the gallery
function by two? I've tried isolating it. And I've added extra padding on the .strap
element, but it pushes the first row of gallery out and off the page. And even tried &:first-child
selectors in various flavours.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 225
Reputation: 162
Do you only want the first item to span two columns? In that case, you might not want to use the gallery function (use span instead).
To make things simple, you might also want to switch gutters to inside.
Here's what you can do instead:
.colSixth {
@iinclude span(2 of 12 inside);
&:first-child {
@include span(4 of 12 inside);
}
}
Try it out and let me know.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 733
I never really solved this with a Susy gallery offset rule of sorts. Instead I resorted to wrapping each pair of <article>
elements in a .colThird
and nesting the two .colSixth
elements inside them.
.colThird {
@include gallery(4 of $deskcol);
}
.colSixth {
@include span(2 of 4);
&:last-child {
@include omega;
}
}
<div class="colThird">
<div class="colSixth strap">
content should span two Sixths
</div>
</div>
<div class="colThird">
<article class="colSixth">
content spans one sixth
</article>
<article class="colSixth">
content spans one sixth
</article>
</div>
Upvotes: -1