Hands on with Bootstrap 3 - A landing page
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Hands on with Bootstrap 3 - A landing page
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Re: Hands on with Bootstrap 3 - A landing page
#2Really nice walkthrough!
But, it's a little copy heavy. And you have to scroll a lot, there's too much info below the fold. Let's use a carousel.
I kid, I kid!
Really, excellent walkthrough, the step by step screenshots were super helpful.
Re: Hands on with Bootstrap 3 - A landing page
#3Really nice walkthrough! But, it's a little copy heavy. And you have to scroll a lot, there's too much info below the fold. Let's use a carousel. I kid, I kid! Really, excellent walkthrough, the step by step screenshots were super helpful.
I know I know... needs also way more jQuery!
Joking :p Thank you
Re: Hands on with Bootstrap 3 - A landing page
#4Looks beautiful. I look forward to the book. :)
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#5[Oops. Wrong post!]
Re: Hands on with Bootstrap 3 - A landing page
#6Last week I switched my project to customized Bootstrap 3. It has lots of useful features compared to previous version and it has a flat UI look and feel.
In your example, I would use a larger side margin around the text. Otherwise, it lacks a bit of spacing.
Re: Hands on with Bootstrap 3 - A landing page
#7Totally unrelated, but what editor is this that is being used here for the screenshots? Anyone know?
Re: Hands on with Bootstrap 3 - A landing page
#8Totally unrelated, but what editor is this that is being used here for the screenshots? Anyone know?
It's not a screenshot - Just some CSS :-).
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#10Totally unrelated, but what editor is this that is being used here for the screenshots? Anyone know?
Probably Sublime text.
http://www.sublimetext.com/
It is the shit.