Jon McLaren

I think it might be useful to use quixote a library for css unit testing. Otherwise we can just use jquery, set a hard width on the page test px...

created tests folder tests base file f534168

Scratch that on quixote probably. It was last updated 2 years ago, and seems to require other testing tools to function. Hand-rolling may be the way to go. Shouldn't be...

Mark Ryba found this awesome tool. Seems pretty perfect for what we need. https://www.cypress.io/

Okay so you go the html partial route. Do you load them in the in drag n drop templates?

I've implemented this concept in 12a6e0c04b35e6128395bab510868cfae7033caf https://github.com/TheWebTech/CrankShaft/blob/f45961200a7bf45059a9935871b3fc2df95c8252/CrankShaft/globals/theme-head.html#L1-L17 This is only doing the header however. I am not opposed to doing it for the footer too, what's the reason you have...

I started the documentation on this in docs/README.md Feel free to add to it/finish it

agreed - so I think then the best plan would be to internalize this into the framework so we can control it/improve it, then stop using an include to pull...

I agree with BEM. you may be right about namespacing not being super important, bootstrap's approach is "We give you these base elements, you decide to use the same class...

I think we'll need to get link directly to the recommended.css to see what alls in it. If it's fallbacks for anything under IE11 it shouldn't be included. If it...