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Bootstrap: Building Stylish Websites

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The Card component of Bootstrap is a flexible container that can be utilized to showcase different types of content in a structured way. It is perfect for displaying articles, user profiles, products, and more, providing built-in functionalities for organizing and presenting content effectively.

Key Features

  • Header and Footer: Cards can have header and footer sections to provide additional context or actions related to the content;
  • Images: Cards support the inclusion of images, allowing developers to showcase visual content alongside textual information;
  • Text Content: Textual content such as titles, descriptions, and additional information can be included within the card body;
  • Buttons: Bootstrap's card component allows for the integration of buttons for actions such as reading more, adding to cart, or liking content;
  • Variety of Styles: Bootstrap provides various card styles and layouts to suit different design needs, including cards with backgrounds, borders, and shadows.

Usage Classes

  • card: Base class for creating a card container;
  • card-header: Adds styling for a header section within the card;
  • card-footer: Adds styling for a footer section within the card;
  • card-img-top: Places an image at the top of the card;
  • card-body: Container for the main content of the card, such as text and buttons;
  • card-title: Styles the title of the card content;
  • card-text: Styles the text content of the card;
  • btn: Applies Bootstrap button styles to buttons within the card;
  • btn-primary, btn-secondary, etc.: Apply specific button color styles within the card.

Example 1: Basic Card

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Example 2: Card with Header and Footer

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Example 3: Card with Image

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Everything was clear?

Section 4. Chapter 3
course content

Course Content

Bootstrap: Building Stylish Websites

CardsCards

The Card component of Bootstrap is a flexible container that can be utilized to showcase different types of content in a structured way. It is perfect for displaying articles, user profiles, products, and more, providing built-in functionalities for organizing and presenting content effectively.

Key Features

  • Header and Footer: Cards can have header and footer sections to provide additional context or actions related to the content;
  • Images: Cards support the inclusion of images, allowing developers to showcase visual content alongside textual information;
  • Text Content: Textual content such as titles, descriptions, and additional information can be included within the card body;
  • Buttons: Bootstrap's card component allows for the integration of buttons for actions such as reading more, adding to cart, or liking content;
  • Variety of Styles: Bootstrap provides various card styles and layouts to suit different design needs, including cards with backgrounds, borders, and shadows.

Usage Classes

  • card: Base class for creating a card container;
  • card-header: Adds styling for a header section within the card;
  • card-footer: Adds styling for a footer section within the card;
  • card-img-top: Places an image at the top of the card;
  • card-body: Container for the main content of the card, such as text and buttons;
  • card-title: Styles the title of the card content;
  • card-text: Styles the text content of the card;
  • btn: Applies Bootstrap button styles to buttons within the card;
  • btn-primary, btn-secondary, etc.: Apply specific button color styles within the card.

Example 1: Basic Card

html

index.html

css

index.css

js

index.js

Example 2: Card with Header and Footer

html

index.html

css

index.css

js

index.js

Example 3: Card with Image

html

index.html

css

index.css

js

index.js

Everything was clear?

Section 4. Chapter 3
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