The layout object is the basic grid system. It is used alongside with trumps.widths and trumps.widths-responsive.
<div class="layout">
<div class="layout__item 1/3">
Foo
</div><!--
--><div class="layout__item 1/3">
Bar
</div><!--
--><div class="layout__item 1/3">
Baz
</div>
</div>You need to remove the whitespace! My advice is to use comments as above.
The layout object provides the following modifiers:
.layout--tiny.layout--small.layout--large.layout--huge.layout--flush.layout--rev.layout--middle.layout--bottom.layout--right.layout--center.layout--auto.layout--tiny, .layout--small, .layout--large, .layout--huge all vary the spacing between the layout-items. Each one has its own dedicated variable to control that spacing:
$inuit-layout-gutter--tiny: quarter($inuit-layout-gutter) !default;
$inuit-layout-gutter--small: halve($inuit-layout-gutter) !default;
$inuit-layout-gutter--large: double($inuit-layout-gutter) !default;
$inuit-layout-gutter--huge: quadruple($inuit-layout-gutter) !default;.layout--flush will eliminate the spacing completely.
.layout--rev reverses the order of the layout-items.
.layout--middle aligns the layout-items vertically.
.layout--bottom aligns the layout-items on the bottom.
.layout--right makes the layout-items fill up the .layout container from the right. This just makes sense if a .layout row is not full-width, e.g.:
<div class="layout layout--right">
<div class="layout__item 1/3">
Foo
</div><!--
--><div class="layout__item 1/3">
Bar
</div>
</div>.layout--center makes the layout-items fill up the .layout container from the center outward. This also just makes sense if a .layout row is not full-width as above. Check demo for clarification.
.layout--auto causes the layout-items to take up a non-explicit amount of width. It is critical not to assign a width-class here!
<div class="layout layout--auto">
<div class="layout__item">
Foo
</div><!--
--><div class="layout__item">
Bar
</div><!--
--><div class="layout__item">
Baz
</div>
</div>