I'm gonna binge all of your BS5 tutorials. You are a talented communicator and natural teacher. Thanks for inspiring a generation of web devs/designers!
I’ve watched 5 tutorials on grid systems and yours was the only tutorial that took it back to the start and explained the breakpoints and how to set them appropriately. Now seems so simple! Thank you 😊
How do I turn it off specifically for the services banner? For instance I have three icons - they are perfectly centered on the screen in desktop and then when i hit mobile, the icons turn into a slideshow which I dont want. I want the icons to still all show on one, or stack.
The grid is flex (I know, go with me for a second). I use the grid when I know I need to arrange content on a 12-column grid system. So for example I might want 3 images to be in a 4-column design. I use straight flex when I just want to flow more fluidly. That's how I rationalize it.
Hey there Short. Basically, speed. I use bootstrap primarily for the grid. Yes, I could build a grid from scratch, but why? Bootstrap provides a templated system and breakpoints. Not only that, but they built it on a 12-column design. Imagine having to write out a 12-column, multi-breaking grid from scratch? That's a ton of work. Then, everything else works off of those breakpoints. It's mobile-first, but the menu can break on sm, md, lg, xl and xxl. It's greatly improved my efficiency in the way I build websites. And the best part is if I come back to a site after years I know how it is built. But you do you. That's the great part about the web. You can do it however you like.
I'm gonna binge all of your BS5 tutorials. You are a talented communicator and natural teacher. Thanks for inspiring a generation of web devs/designers!
I’ve watched 5 tutorials on grid systems and yours was the only tutorial that took it back to the start and explained the breakpoints and how to set them appropriately. Now seems so simple! Thank you 😊
You’re so welcome.
Even a kid could understand the way you explain things. Great work
Dude. That's one awesome comment. Thank you!
One of the best tutorial I've watched! Explicitly explained!
Thank you very much for this very rich tutorial with simple and precise explanations
You are so welcome!
Simple and efficient ! 👏 I've watched more than 7 tutoriels... Thank you
Thank you very much!
Your tutorial is best , Don't know why this has less view tho
Just need a shotout from Oprah or Obama. Then I'd have more :)
These are really great tutorials. I really appreciate the level of detail you get into.
You're very welcome!
Great videos!! Hard to find good tutorials on Bootstrap 5 this early.
So welcome. Glad it helped ya!
Best one 👍👍
Great explanation. Cheers.
Thanks! 👍
This is great! Thank you!
thank you sir its really helpful ❤️
You’re so welcome.
Very nice bro!
Thank you very much!
you explain this that’s easy to understand, thanks
You're welcome!
THX SIR you explain it very well
You are welcome
How do I turn it off specifically for the services banner? For instance I have three icons - they are perfectly centered on the screen in desktop and then when i hit mobile, the icons turn into a slideshow which I dont want. I want the icons to still all show on one, or stack.
Awesome content Sir please upload the full Bootstrap tutorial. It will be really helpful 😊
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thanks brother
Great videos! How do you decide when to use Grid and when to use Flex?
The grid is flex (I know, go with me for a second). I use the grid when I know I need to arrange content on a 12-column grid system. So for example I might want 3 images to be in a 4-column design.
I use straight flex when I just want to flow more fluidly. That's how I rationalize it.
@@ADesignerWhoCodes thanks for the explanation!
but i want to three columns on tab screen?? how
Col 4 = 3 columns
i dont get this bootstrap crap. it always feels like doing even more work than vanilla css and html. whats the point?
Hey there Short. Basically, speed. I use bootstrap primarily for the grid. Yes, I could build a grid from scratch, but why? Bootstrap provides a templated system and breakpoints. Not only that, but they built it on a 12-column design. Imagine having to write out a 12-column, multi-breaking grid from scratch? That's a ton of work.
Then, everything else works off of those breakpoints. It's mobile-first, but the menu can break on sm, md, lg, xl and xxl. It's greatly improved my efficiency in the way I build websites. And the best part is if I come back to a site after years I know how it is built.
But you do you. That's the great part about the web. You can do it however you like.