Nesting is the next on the roadmap once we get around to it. The Clojure for this is super complex, it was a ton of work making it "unbreakable" (as if). We're in a good spot to add it.
The nesting will actually "zoom" into the col you're putting it in and give you a new view, then you can zoom back out.
There IS a live HTML preview that you can actually see and drag your browser big and small.... but it's broke. Fixing it after work tonight.
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This is great! I can't figure out how to nest containers though, is this supported?
FYI, Erik's great post that was here yesterday may be useful in dissecting containers vs. rows vs. cols. [1]
[1] http://www.helloerik.com/the-subtle-magic-behind-why-the-boo...
I like how no one really answered this question, but just pointed out that you asked it incorrectly.
I would like to know this as well...without the ability to create nested rows, I don't really see myself using this tool.
+1, nesting would be the killer feature
Nesting is the next on the roadmap once we get around to it. The Clojure for this is super complex, it was a ton of work making it "unbreakable" (as if). We're in a good spot to add it.
The nesting will actually "zoom" into the col you're putting it in and give you a new view, then you can zoom back out.
There IS a live HTML preview that you can actually see and drag your browser big and small.... but it's broke. Fixing it after work tonight.
Probably want to nest a row in a col. nesting containers is something you don't want or need to do.
rows will reset the col padding so nesting rows in cols will have the correct behavior.
You'd never nest containers using bootstrap. Do you mean rows/cols?