Possible to have one fixed width cell in Zurb Foundation 5 grid?












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Is it possible to set a cell/column in Zurb Foundation to have a minimum width?
The cell contains a list and some of the items in that list are wrapping and I would like to prevent that. NoWrap keeps them from wrapping but they then overlap the next column's content.










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    Is it possible to set a cell/column in Zurb Foundation to have a minimum width?
    The cell contains a list and some of the items in that list are wrapping and I would like to prevent that. NoWrap keeps them from wrapping but they then overlap the next column's content.










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      Is it possible to set a cell/column in Zurb Foundation to have a minimum width?
      The cell contains a list and some of the items in that list are wrapping and I would like to prevent that. NoWrap keeps them from wrapping but they then overlap the next column's content.










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      Is it possible to set a cell/column in Zurb Foundation to have a minimum width?
      The cell contains a list and some of the items in that list are wrapping and I would like to prevent that. NoWrap keeps them from wrapping but they then overlap the next column's content.







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          It is not possible in Zurb Foundation 5, only in version 6 with the XY Grid.
          However you could use css instead of the grid classes to have the result you want.






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            I'm assuming by 'Foundation Grid' you're referring to their 'XY Grid'... if that's the case one possible solution for you without having to add any additional CSS/SCSS or media queries would be to use the 'shrink' and 'auto' classes on your cells (see code below). Using the 'shrink' class with your cell/column will keep that cell at the width of the longest content (in your case an unordered/ordered list) while auto adjusting to fill the remaining width of the viewport with the remaining cell(s)/column(s) within that grid-x row. If you want the cells/columns to stack on <= medium viewport sizes you simply change the 'medium-[shrink or auto]' to 'large-[shrink or auto]'. For further info, see the Zurb XY Grid 'Auto Sizing' section here.



            <div class="grid-x grid-margin-x">
            <div class="cell medium-shrink">
            <ul>
            <li>No wrapping list item here that has longer content so it will be wider</li>
            <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
            <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
            </ul>
            </div>
            <div class="cell medium-auto">
            Expanded content would be here that fills in the rest of the viewport from >= medium viewport size and then stacks on small viewport size.
            </div>
            </div>





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            • Yes that looks correct for 6. I neglected to mention that I am using Foundation 5 rather then 6

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            It is not possible in Zurb Foundation 5, only in version 6 with the XY Grid.
            However you could use css instead of the grid classes to have the result you want.






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              It is not possible in Zurb Foundation 5, only in version 6 with the XY Grid.
              However you could use css instead of the grid classes to have the result you want.






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                It is not possible in Zurb Foundation 5, only in version 6 with the XY Grid.
                However you could use css instead of the grid classes to have the result you want.






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                It is not possible in Zurb Foundation 5, only in version 6 with the XY Grid.
                However you could use css instead of the grid classes to have the result you want.







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                    I'm assuming by 'Foundation Grid' you're referring to their 'XY Grid'... if that's the case one possible solution for you without having to add any additional CSS/SCSS or media queries would be to use the 'shrink' and 'auto' classes on your cells (see code below). Using the 'shrink' class with your cell/column will keep that cell at the width of the longest content (in your case an unordered/ordered list) while auto adjusting to fill the remaining width of the viewport with the remaining cell(s)/column(s) within that grid-x row. If you want the cells/columns to stack on <= medium viewport sizes you simply change the 'medium-[shrink or auto]' to 'large-[shrink or auto]'. For further info, see the Zurb XY Grid 'Auto Sizing' section here.



                    <div class="grid-x grid-margin-x">
                    <div class="cell medium-shrink">
                    <ul>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has longer content so it will be wider</li>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
                    </ul>
                    </div>
                    <div class="cell medium-auto">
                    Expanded content would be here that fills in the rest of the viewport from >= medium viewport size and then stacks on small viewport size.
                    </div>
                    </div>





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                    • Yes that looks correct for 6. I neglected to mention that I am using Foundation 5 rather then 6

                      – John S
                      Nov 15 '18 at 21:03
















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                    I'm assuming by 'Foundation Grid' you're referring to their 'XY Grid'... if that's the case one possible solution for you without having to add any additional CSS/SCSS or media queries would be to use the 'shrink' and 'auto' classes on your cells (see code below). Using the 'shrink' class with your cell/column will keep that cell at the width of the longest content (in your case an unordered/ordered list) while auto adjusting to fill the remaining width of the viewport with the remaining cell(s)/column(s) within that grid-x row. If you want the cells/columns to stack on <= medium viewport sizes you simply change the 'medium-[shrink or auto]' to 'large-[shrink or auto]'. For further info, see the Zurb XY Grid 'Auto Sizing' section here.



                    <div class="grid-x grid-margin-x">
                    <div class="cell medium-shrink">
                    <ul>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has longer content so it will be wider</li>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
                    </ul>
                    </div>
                    <div class="cell medium-auto">
                    Expanded content would be here that fills in the rest of the viewport from >= medium viewport size and then stacks on small viewport size.
                    </div>
                    </div>





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                    • Yes that looks correct for 6. I neglected to mention that I am using Foundation 5 rather then 6

                      – John S
                      Nov 15 '18 at 21:03














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                    I'm assuming by 'Foundation Grid' you're referring to their 'XY Grid'... if that's the case one possible solution for you without having to add any additional CSS/SCSS or media queries would be to use the 'shrink' and 'auto' classes on your cells (see code below). Using the 'shrink' class with your cell/column will keep that cell at the width of the longest content (in your case an unordered/ordered list) while auto adjusting to fill the remaining width of the viewport with the remaining cell(s)/column(s) within that grid-x row. If you want the cells/columns to stack on <= medium viewport sizes you simply change the 'medium-[shrink or auto]' to 'large-[shrink or auto]'. For further info, see the Zurb XY Grid 'Auto Sizing' section here.



                    <div class="grid-x grid-margin-x">
                    <div class="cell medium-shrink">
                    <ul>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has longer content so it will be wider</li>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
                    </ul>
                    </div>
                    <div class="cell medium-auto">
                    Expanded content would be here that fills in the rest of the viewport from >= medium viewport size and then stacks on small viewport size.
                    </div>
                    </div>





                    share|improve this answer













                    I'm assuming by 'Foundation Grid' you're referring to their 'XY Grid'... if that's the case one possible solution for you without having to add any additional CSS/SCSS or media queries would be to use the 'shrink' and 'auto' classes on your cells (see code below). Using the 'shrink' class with your cell/column will keep that cell at the width of the longest content (in your case an unordered/ordered list) while auto adjusting to fill the remaining width of the viewport with the remaining cell(s)/column(s) within that grid-x row. If you want the cells/columns to stack on <= medium viewport sizes you simply change the 'medium-[shrink or auto]' to 'large-[shrink or auto]'. For further info, see the Zurb XY Grid 'Auto Sizing' section here.



                    <div class="grid-x grid-margin-x">
                    <div class="cell medium-shrink">
                    <ul>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has longer content so it will be wider</li>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
                    <li>No wrapping list item here that has long content</li>
                    </ul>
                    </div>
                    <div class="cell medium-auto">
                    Expanded content would be here that fills in the rest of the viewport from >= medium viewport size and then stacks on small viewport size.
                    </div>
                    </div>






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                    • Yes that looks correct for 6. I neglected to mention that I am using Foundation 5 rather then 6

                      – John S
                      Nov 15 '18 at 21:03



















                    • Yes that looks correct for 6. I neglected to mention that I am using Foundation 5 rather then 6

                      – John S
                      Nov 15 '18 at 21:03

















                    Yes that looks correct for 6. I neglected to mention that I am using Foundation 5 rather then 6

                    – John S
                    Nov 15 '18 at 21:03





                    Yes that looks correct for 6. I neglected to mention that I am using Foundation 5 rather then 6

                    – John S
                    Nov 15 '18 at 21:03


















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