This isn't like Bootstrap, mind you. It's a set of building blocks for one particular website.
> Also, there's the obvious anti-pattern of using # as the href, instead of an actual URL.
It's about the structure of the markup. "#" is used as no-op href for dummy links. "data:," is used as no-op src for dummy images.
This isn't like Bootstrap, mind you. It's a set of building blocks for one particular website.
> Also, there's the obvious anti-pattern of using # as the href, instead of an actual URL.
It's about the structure of the markup. "#" is used as no-op href for dummy links. "data:," is used as no-op src for dummy images.