Why Form 8865 Columns 2024

This is part six of the Bootstrap tutorial. In this video, we'll discuss nested rows and columns in Bootstrap. Bootstrap supports nested rows and columns, meaning that rows and columns can be placed inside an existing column. However, the fundamental principle remains the same - the total number of columns in the nested row should add up to twelve or fewer. It's important to note that we don't always have to use all twelve available columns. To understand nested rows and columns better, let's look at an example. Let's say we want to create a layout with a single row and two columns. The first column will be our main content area, and within that column, we want two rows - one for sidebar 1 and another for sidebar 2. Achieving this layout is easy with nested rows and columns. Here is the HTML structure needed for this layout: ```html

``` In the browser, the layout will look like the one shown in the example image. However, before viewing this layout in the browser, we need to create two style classes - "sidebar content" and "main content" in our custom styles CSS file. Let's make these changes: ```css .sidebar-content { margin-bottom: 10px; height: 150px; } .main-content { min-height: 310px; } ``` Now, when we reload the page, we can see that the styles are applied correctly. There is a small problem with the height of the main content area, which is slightly different from the sidebar. This height difference is due to the additional 10 pixels we added for margin-bottom. To fix this, let's increase the minimum height of the main...