Comment on Primer – CSS toolkit and guidelines that power GitHubparentComments−arvinsim11yI got tired of using CSS frameworks where classes are used to define widths. Now, I much prefer frameworks that support semantic style like Susy.http://susy.oddbird.net/−smt8811yIf you use SCSS or LESS, you can inherit the widths into semantic classes. So Bootstrap can be as semantic as you want it to be.−ffn11yJust be sure to use @include and not @extend, otherwise you'll wind up blowing through your allowed selector ration and wind up wonky css bugs that you will never be able to resolve without re-writing everything.
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I got tired of using CSS frameworks where classes are used to define widths. Now, I much prefer frameworks that support semantic style like Susy.
http://susy.oddbird.net/
If you use SCSS or LESS, you can inherit the widths into semantic classes. So Bootstrap can be as semantic as you want it to be.
Just be sure to use @include and not @extend, otherwise you'll wind up blowing through your allowed selector ration and wind up wonky css bugs that you will never be able to resolve without re-writing everything.