<p>A grid is made up of columns of content with gutters to provide negative space between columns.</p>
<div class="ui ignore info message"><i class="icon heart"></i>All grid systems must assume an arbitrary amount of column rows. Semantic by default assumes <b>16 columns</b></div>
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<div class="ui ignore info message"><i class="icon heart"></i>All grid systems must assume an arbitrary amount of column rows. Semantic's default theme assumes <b>16 columns</b></div>
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<h4 class="ui header">Enhanced Grid</h4>
<p>A grid can include additional nesting for rows. This allows variations like <code>equal height</code> and <code>vertically divided</div> to function correctly and ensures the bottom grid row will always sit flush with content below.</p>
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<h4 class="ui header">Page Grid</h4>
<p>A page grid is used to layout page contents into a grid system. Page grids exists on the top level of a web site. A page grid has gutters to the left and right of its columns to center content on a page.</p>
<h4>Standard Page Grid</h4>
<p>A page grid will automatically resize its gutters as a browser's width changes. This will preserve a <b>percentage of width</b> as a gutter.</p>
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<h4>Fixed Page Grid</h4>
<p>A fixed page grid only changes its gutter sizes once per breakpoint, this will preserve a <b>fixed grid size</b> for each screen type</p>
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<p>A page grid is used to layout page contents into a grid system. Page grids exists on the top level of a web site. A page grid has gutters to the left and right of its columns to center content on a page.</p>
<h4>Page Grid</h4>
<p>A page grid will automatically resize its gutters as a browser's width changes. This will preserve a <b>percentage of width</b> as a gutter.</p>