check the <p>, you have some spaces you could get rid of <p> text here<p>. Text should begin right after the first <p>
I don't get the display you do...
Also, you have some double-breaks, maybe that's too much - <br><br>
SimpleRoger
@SimpleRoger
yes i have
oh i'll try get rid of them
lol
do you know a more effectient way of doing double breaks
and it also doesn't work
Marianissimus
@Marianissimus
maybe a new <p>. try
SimpleRoger
@SimpleRoger
hmm
wierd there's a huge space
Marianissimus
@Marianissimus
I deleted it and looks ok to me
SimpleRoger
@SimpleRoger
without the line breaks it looks like this
what did you delete?
Marianissimus
@Marianissimus
ok, I refreshed the page to get the same error. First, you have more problems, we need to figure out which exactly this is. I suspect a missing closing tag or the custom css.
SimpleRoger
@SimpleRoger
lol
i've got no clue
Marianissimus
@Marianissimus
first, the name of the class should be container-fluid
SimpleRoger
@SimpleRoger
oh lol
soz
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buiphuking
@buiphuking
@jdtdesigns how to use moveover and mousedown to change img in slider?
Marianissimus
@Marianissimus
you also have container-fluid inside container-fluid, which can only cause problems> From the bootstrap page: Bootstrap requires a containing element to wrap site contents and house our grid system. You may choose one of two containers to use in your projects. Note that, due to padding and more, neither container is nestable.
SimpleRoger
@SimpleRoger
so do i get rid of container-fluid and replae it with container?
i got rid of container fluid which wrapped around everything
and it looks like this
Marianissimus
@Marianissimus
@SimpleRoger no, get rid of any container inside another container. use row or something.
div class="row";
SimpleRoger
@SimpleRoger
so i get rid of outside container-fluid
or the one's inside it?
row vs container?
which one do i use?
are there any difference
Marianissimus
@Marianissimus
the structure should be like this: container - inside of it ROW - inside of it - COL-MD or smth totalling 12
SimpleRoger
@SimpleRoger
Marianissimus
@Marianissimus
container keeps them all, the rows keep the columns
SimpleRoger
@SimpleRoger
that's what it looks without the main cotainer fluid
and replace with row
i'll see what it looks like without the nested container
do i have to put something inside row
is it useless without col-md-*
Marianissimus
@Marianissimus
of course - you tell it: here, structure this row into 2 divs col-md-6, that is break this row into 2 equal parts, one containing the image, and the other the text
no, the row can be empty, it doesn't need col-md-something. it will stretch for the entire container...