Mike harrison s solution is what i tried first but as i mentioned there the span columns mixin makes the last child smaller than the others.
Neat grid gutter.
I do think your width.
There is a grid collapse function in v2 but that doesn t quite work as i expected.
Columns is a pretty typical attribute.
This is the total number columns in full width grid.
My current markup is as below reduced.
Because of the way the grid is calculated neat 2 0 supports a lot of different options for these gutter values.
I came across this exact situation in my work today.
Grid media allows you to change your layout based on a media query.
I ve upgraded to bourbon neat v2 which includes the addition of gutters on the left and right side of the container grid.
In v1 i could use block collapse in the span columns mixin to eat the gutters either side of the element however in v2 this mixin has been removed.
And if you don t like the half gutter outside padding leave that box unchecked and roll your own.
James steinbach discusses how in sass he s moved from using bourbon s neat grid system to at import s susy grid framework.
Issues in github about that were answered that it was very intentional and your use case is better served with simple.
Was just about the right solution.
Out of the box neat defaults to 12 columns with a 20px gutter width but its real benefit comes from the flexibility of its grid system being able to define custom grids and the number of columns gutter size and media definition that is used by the grid.
Let s run through a few of these and how they affect the grid.
You can take this a step further and set different grid attributes like gutter size and total column count for each media query.
After that we have the gutter property which is the space between columns.