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Bootstrap Tutorial for Beginners – 4 – Tables
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25 responses to “Bootstrap Tutorial for Beginners – 4 – Tables”
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how do yoy get rid of margin when you put table into a container
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oh no not *** mcgurd
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Turd McGurd. That is all.
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hello @thenewboston i just started to watch your videos on bootstrap tutorial which are simple to understand and better.. can you make one for carousal …thanks
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why he used <h2> instead <h4> like in the others tutorials??
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I've been having issues too with Webstorm's code completion in HTML, not their best feature.
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great tutorial but cant see the text content in mobile because text size is so small
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Great tutorial!
PS There is a nice shortcut for copying a line in phpstorm- Ctrl+d -
I thought it is a bad idea to use tables for layout and it is heavily discouraged?
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if you want to autocomplete tags, type a tag name without angle braces and hit Tab!Try it, it might work
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my reason for not using an IDE.
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These are great, going at a good pace and it all flows nicely, thanks!
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hey guys just to add on, there's a huge difference between "<table class="table">" and "<table class="Table">" in this example we use the second piece of code of you use the first one you'll have an ugly looking web page
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why didn't you put the bootstrap scripts in the body to allow faster loading?
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Thank you Bucky! I'm learning too much with you… again! Cya!
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mersy
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go back to notepad++ for bootstrap/html5 tutorials
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Btw, Intellij IDEA (and other IDE's from Jetbrains I assume) has built-in emmet support. Meaning that you can type "td" and then press TAB to create a set of matching "td"-tags. The entire structure for the first table Bucky created can be generated with "table.table>thead>tr>th*3^^tbody>(tr>td*3)*3" and then TAB. Just had to mention this when seeing Bucky's difficulties ;P
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Your tutorials are brilliant. I save every tutorial as an html file under a "bootstrap tutorial folder" and use it as notes to refer back too and each file is named after the tutorial video Example: Tables.html. This has been a great strategy for me.
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ur lettin it get the best of u bruh…hey check ur fb. i asked u somethin about ur website
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Awesome tutorials
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love your tutorials. i'm learning a lot and having fun at the same time. 🙂
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"Thanks"
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Thank you so much bucky <3
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Thanks Bucky!
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