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Getting Started with Zurb Foundation 4

By : Andrew D. Patterson
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Getting Started with Zurb Foundation 4

By: Andrew D. Patterson

Overview of this book

<p>Every web designer needs a toolkit. From text editors to graphics programs, from table structures to fluid style sheets, the web designer has many tools and techniques to choose from. Zurb's Foundation framework is an excellent kit for today's web designer. It's fluid, it's easy to work with, it has plenty of components, and most importantly, you can apply your creativity to make your very own designs.<br /><br />Zurb's Foundation 4 is a practical, easy-to-use toolkit for the layout and construction of web pages. Getting Started with Zurb Foundation 4 introduces Zurb Foundation’s powerful web design and development toolkit. Learn how to create professional layouts with ease, add powerful CSS and JavaScript components to your pages, and then customize and configure the design to your satisfaction. Understand how to efficiently manage your CSS and layout your pages with SASS, the style sheet language. This book will help you put Foundation 4 to work for you today!<br /><br />This book documents Foundation's grid system, all its components and plugins, and its generation of custom style sheets. The book serves as an all-encompassing introduction as well as a future reference guide. The foundation of Foundation is its grid system...and there is a whole lot more.<br /><br />Once you've covered the basics, you'll be ready to advance with SASS, the style sheet language, to customize your installation and layout your pages.<br /><br />With this book, you will discover all the CSS components and JavaScript plugins that are included in Foundation at the present time and learn how to integrate each of them into your web pages.</p>
Table of Contents (11 chapters)

Pricing tables


Are you ready to make money with your website? Do you have something to sell? Foundation has a pricing table component to help you with that.

Foundation sets a unique style for each of the following classes: title, price, description, bullet-item, and cta-button (call to action).

The setup is quite simple. Add the pricing-table class to an outer container for the pricing table itself with inner containers for each attribute. The presumption is that you'll use an unordered list, but that isn't necessary. Nested <div> elements work just fine.

You still need to include numeric formatting in your price. You also need to wrap your cta-button in an <a> element in order to provide a link when a user clicks on it. You can make the entire cta-button container clickable by wrapping it in an <a> element. Or you could make your cta-button an actual button by adding the button class.

The following code incorporates these things:

<ul class="pricing-table">
  <li class...