Have been coming up with this rather irritating error - when my code is
benefits {
@include outer-container;
.benefit_text {
@include span-columns(4);
@include shift(2);
}
.benefit_list {
@include omega();
@include span-columns(4);
}
.testing {
@include shift(2);
@include span-columns(8);
@include omega();
}
}
The alignment is as it should be, however, if I try to add media breakpoints, e.g
benefits {
@include outer-container;
.benefit_text {
@include span-columns(4);
@include shift(2);
@include media($tablet) {
@include span-columns(9);
@include shift(0);
}
}
.benefit_list {
@include omega();
@include span-columns(4);
@include media($tablet) {
@include span-columns(9);
}
}
.testing {
@include shift(2);
@include span-columns(8);
@include omega();
}
}
The alignment of the last div goes off for some reason (about one and a half columns too much) This happens on the larger screens even though it does seem to drop the columns without any trouble once i hit my $tablet breakpoint (which is 768px, 9)
Frustrating because the example http://neat.bourbon.io/examples/ does not address how its columns are dropping to full width on resize (especially the example with multiple rows) I've even tried to wrap the two columns in a row wrapper and apply the shift to the wrapper but this seems to squeeze the two collumns together instead, would be thankful for any help!