I'm familiar with foundation. Recently found Purecss, thought of try out a layout. I am trying to create a 12 grid layout.
Case 1:

Logo div "pure-u-2-12" and Navigation div "pure-u-10-12" (2/12 + 10/12)
This push the Navigation div to the bottom of logo div. I was expecting Logo would take 2/12 and Navigation would take rest ie 10/12. Is my understanding wrong?
Case 2:
Now I have Logo div "pure-u-1-12" and Navigation div "pure-u-11-12" (1/11 + 11/12)
screenshot

This looks like desired result, logo have taken 1/12 cols and rest 11/12 for Navigation
Case 3:
Another screenshot for Logo div "pure-u-5-12" and Navigation div "pure-u-7-12" (1/11 + 11/12)

Got desired result, logo have taken 5/12 cols and rest 7/12 for Navigation
however, I don't get why it get stacked for when the div are arranged,
div 1 as pure-u-2-12 and div 2 as pure-u-10-12
div 1 as pure-u-3-12 and div 2 as pure-u-9-12
div 1 as pure-u-4-12 and div 2 as pure-u-8-12
Please point me to the right direction if I missed any vital understanding.
Thanks.
I'm familiar with foundation. Recently found Purecss, thought of try out a layout. I am trying to create a 12 grid layout.

Case 1:
Logo div "pure-u-2-12" and Navigation div "pure-u-10-12" (2/12 + 10/12)
This push the Navigation div to the bottom of logo div. I was expecting Logo would take 2/12 and Navigation would take rest ie 10/12. Is my understanding wrong?
Case 2:

Now I have Logo div "pure-u-1-12" and Navigation div "pure-u-11-12" (1/11 + 11/12)
screenshot
This looks like desired result, logo have taken 1/12 cols and rest 11/12 for Navigation
Case 3:

Another screenshot for Logo div "pure-u-5-12" and Navigation div "pure-u-7-12" (1/11 + 11/12)
Got desired result, logo have taken 5/12 cols and rest 7/12 for Navigation
however, I don't get why it get stacked for when the div are arranged,
div 1 as pure-u-2-12 and div 2 as pure-u-10-12
div 1 as pure-u-3-12 and div 2 as pure-u-9-12
div 1 as pure-u-4-12 and div 2 as pure-u-8-12
Please point me to the right direction if I missed any vital understanding.
Thanks.