From the course: Dreamweaver CC: Responsive Design with Bootstrap 4
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Style the feature section - Dreamweaver Tutorial
From the course: Dreamweaver CC: Responsive Design with Bootstrap 4
Style the feature section
- [Narrator] If you take a literal approach to Bootstrap rows, the feature section should really be three separate rows, because the columns for this heading and for this image of Tunnel View are always too wide for any other content to be alongside them. However, using a row for these vertically stacked columns makes it easy to style them as a single unit. They've already been centered by using the justify-content-center Flex utility class. So let's quickly add a few more styles. So I'm going to switch to the CSS Designer, and I know I'm going to need some extra space, but before doing that, I'm going to drag the Assets panel out, so that I can see it. And the reason I'm doing that is because in the images folder is this file, colors.png, that's got some swatches of the colors I'm going to use, and if necessary you can resize this pane at the top. So I can now collapse those columns, and in the CSS Designer in the Sources pane, make sure that the stylesheet for custom styles…
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Resize and duplicate columns5m 29s
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Flex layout: Equally distributed columns5m 18s
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Use semantic markup3m 41s
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Paste formatted text4m 50s
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Insert fixed-size images5m 15s
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Flex layout: Centered columns4m 57s
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Paste into an empty column6m 14s
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Style the feature section3m 54s
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