Bootstrap Grid – CSS Grids Series (part 2 – Page Header)


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25 responses to “Bootstrap Grid – CSS Grids Series (part 2 – Page Header)”

  1. I'm a college student who's interested in front end web dev I just recently completed html, CSS, and js courses online and I'm pretty confident in my knowledge of them but I'm having trouble actually building a web site.. any tips?

  2. I know this is an old video and rules have changed a bit but I couldn't help but chuckle at the end of the video when you asserted (and rightfully so) that you should never use inline styles. I've been doing a lot of React lately which high emphasizes the use of inline styles over stylesheets.

  3. Jade is cool but I'm learning emmet as I watch this video – it seems to do very a similar thing (speeding up the workflow) without the need to use jade. Well you taught me how to use Jekyll includes, I really like that! Why would you use Jade over Jekyll? Thanks for this video!

  4. I am using CodeKit in this project and instead of using (style) in .jade file I've created .styl file for css (because CodeKit, as I understand, cannot work with .css but can compile sass, less, stylus). And it works!

  5. You know if you put your elements inside of a .navbar, you  can then use clases for each elements like navbar-nav navbar-form, navbar-brand this will make the alignment much smoother, more efficient then using inline styles and random li elements, i loved the tutorial though, I think i will be using JADE from now thanks a lot !

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