Have to ask the question, Why? !
The answer I think is that you’d have to edit the (color).css file pretty heavily.
You’ll find lots of references to ‘fluid’ which you’d have to take out.
Some explanation here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9780333/fluid-or-fixed-grid-system-in-responsive-design-based-on-twitter-bootstrap
Thanx for the reply @rdellconsulting.
LOL! How did I know I would be asked that?
After developing my site for a responsive layout my client has decided to “keep it simple” and wants the site static now. Trying to find a simple way to do that without having to start all over.
I’ve already looked at that link and a couple of others. I followed the suggestions and put a fixed with on the header/footer/main content containers but everything still scales. I changed the couple of “row-fluid”s I had, to just “row”in my php files. And in firebug I can see all the spans are in pixels, but when I change the browser size, everything still scales. I even removed all the media queries, thinking Didn’t think it would be this difficult to make all this static.
I was hoping to not have to delete all that stuff from the color.css but I’ll give it a try I suppose.
Oh, and I forgot to include the link to my site. http://www.biologydesign.com/websites.
I’ll keep hunting for a solution and post it here if I find one.
