i thought the container element in bootstrap centered the content? maybe it just contains it all in one container. Do I need to apply an explicit width to container?
Coy Sanders
@coymeetsworld
you still have the column problem :)
thats not how it works, columns need to add up to 12, per row
Randy Goldsmith
@Dueldrawer8
@coymeetsworld yes i did 4 rows..each with col-sm-3
Coy Sanders
@coymeetsworld
basically you're saying just use the first fourth of the row's width to put content
columns need to add to 12, per row
Randy Goldsmith
@Dueldrawer8
ohh
Bhushan933
@Bhushan933
@trip16661 No I have worked a lot with responsive sites, but for my organizations ... now I want to create my personal portfolio :)
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Randy Goldsmith
@Dueldrawer8
lol
Coy Sanders
@coymeetsworld
anyways you probably shouldn't do it that way anyways
try using a table instead
Randy Goldsmith
@Dueldrawer8
i was just trying to use bootstrap in this project
Coy Sanders
@coymeetsworld
you can still use it, but for laying out the calculator i would use a table
youre going to have to hack around bootstrap to get it working correctly the way you want it
Randy Goldsmith
@Dueldrawer8
so i would set my .calc div to display: table?
Coy Sanders
@coymeetsworld
no i mean actually use table tags, idk just a though
you can try with bootstrap to lay it out but I had problems doing it that way, just went to table
Randy Goldsmith
@Dueldrawer8
@coymeetsworld okay thanks
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Coy Sanders
@coymeetsworld
np good luck
Randy Goldsmith
@Dueldrawer8
@coymeetsworld what about assigning spans to each number instead of buttons?