![]() Luckily, Bootstrap has a bunch of so-called utility classes, including margin and padding classes. The next improvement to our layout could be adding some margins and paddings. Now that we’ve updated our layout, it will look like this: We’ve also added the bg-light background to each of the col-sm-8 divs that contain the “description” for each image. We’ve added borders around each row in the layout above. ![]() In the previous article, we’ve learned about some classes to use to give our divs some borders. ![]() We can also see that the rest of the space is taken up by the few words that we added to the col-sm-8 divs. We can see above that we’re indeed fitting the image into four columns out of the 12 columns in each row. Let’s now see this layout with the Bootstrap 4 grid overlay. Let’s see a screenshot of our layout at this stage: With all of these updates made to our code, we can now see the result in this codelab. Hotlinking is the practice of linking to images directly from another domain, i.e you’re not storing images on your server. We’re hotlinking the above images directly from Let’s begin by adding the container-fluid to the header and footer, and the container class to the middle section of our layout: In between these two, we’ll have a repeating pattern, which will have an image spanning 4 columns, and some text spanning 8 columns. We’ll build a very simple layout, with the following structure: Untitled-1Īs we can see in the above diagram, we’re going to have a header and a footer. We can easily achieve layouts with halves, quarters, thirds, and so on. Similar to the column grid we built, in Bootstrap 4, all the columns also have to add up to 12 columns in one row.įor example, we could have three columns in a row, in various combinations:Īs we can see, having 12 columns makes our column grid very flexible. If you are unfamiliar with the concept of columns, make sure to read the article besides the history, we also see how to build your own simple column grid.īootstrap’s column grid is not that much different than the one we saw how to build in the above-referenced article. We’ve already covered a brief history of the column grids in the HTML and CSS basics series. There’s no better way to put it: rows are a way to keep columns in check. Here’s a quote straight from the Bootstrap docs: ![]() We’ll build this article’s layout with the row and column classes. In the previous article, we’ve built a rudimentary layout using only the container and container-fluid classes, some contextual color classes, and display-* classes. In this article, we’ll continue with a detailed introduction to the Bootstrap 4 framework. This is the second of 20 articles in this article series. Welcome to article series titled: Building Bootstrap 4 Layouts. ![]()
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