Skeletor has a number of small utility classes that act as easy-to-use helpers. Sometimes it's better to use a utility class than create a whole new class just to float an element.
/* Utility Classes */
/* Make element full width */
.u-full-width
/* Make sure elements don't run outside containers (great for images in columns) */
.u-max-full-width
/* Float either direction */
.u-pull-right
.u-pull-left
/* Text alignment */
.u-text-center {
.u-text-left
.u-text-right
/* Clear a float */
.u-cf
/* Vertically center anything */
%u-vertical-align


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An auction is a system of buying and selling goods or services by offering them for bidding—allowing people to bid and selling to the highest bidder. The bidders compete against each other, with each subsequent bid being higher than the previous bid. Once an item is placed for sale, the auctioneer will start at a relatively low price to attract a large number of bidders. The price increases each time someone makes a new, higher bid until finally, no other bidders are willing to offer more than the most recent bid, and the highest bidder takes the item. An auction is considered complete when the vendor accepts the highest bid offered and the buyer pays for the goods or services and takes possession of them.
These are some types of auctions:
And here are the explanation for them
English Auction The English auction is also known as an open outcry auction and is the most commonly used type today. It is an open ascending price auction where participants bid against each other, with each subsequent bid being higher than the previous bid. The auctioneer announces the prices, and the bidders call out their bids until no participant is willing to bid higher. The process ends when the auctioneer accepts the highest final bid. This type of auction is commonly used for selling wine, antiques, tobacco, and art.
Dutch Auction This is an open descending price auction where the auctioneer starts with a high asking price and lowers the bid until one of the bidders is willing to accept the auctioneer’s price, or when the seller’s reserve price is achieved. The goods for sale are allocated based on the bid order, where the first highest bidder picks their items, followed by the second-highest bidder, and so on until the order has been exhausted. Dutch auctions are used for perishable commodities such as flowers, fish, tobacco, and occasionally for investment securities. Alphabet (Google) had a famous example of a Dutch Auction IPO. Read about Google’s Dutch Auction.
First-price Sealed-bid Auction In the first-price sealed-bid auction, also known as a blind auction, all bidders submit sealed bids simultaneously so that no bidder gets to know the bid of their competitors. Each bidder can only submit a single bid and does not get an opportunity to change their bid price. In a buyer-bid auction, the highest bidder takes ownership of the item at their bid price, whereas in a seller-bid auction, the lowest “bidder” wins the right to sell their goods for the highest bid price accepted by a buyer. The first-price sealed-bid type of auction is often used in government contract tendering, mining leases, military procurement, refinancing credit, and foreign exchange.
Second-price Sealed-bid Auction The second-price sealed-bid auction is similar to the first-price sealed-bid, except the highest bidder gets the item at the price of the second-highest bidder. For example, if the highest bidder won an auction with a bid of $500, and the previous high bid was $480, then the winning bidder only has to pay $480 for the item being sold. In a seller-bid auction of this type, the lowest bidder sells the item at the second-lowest bid. This kind of auction is used in automated contexts such as real-time bidding for online advertising.
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