Refer to Mytour's Bootstrap tutorial below to explore Bootstrap's Helper Classes. Additionally, readers can explore other articles on Mytour to learn more about Tabs and Pills in Bootstrap.
1. Understanding Bootstrap's Color Classes
Using contextual color classes to highlight textual content and convey meaning through colors is a common practice.
Below is a table listing contextual color classes in Bootstrap:
2. Background Color Classes in Bootstrap
Similarly to contextual color classes, we can utilize contextual background color classes to set the background-color property of an element to further emphasize it.
3. Text Alignment Classes
By using text alignment classes to align and format textual content.
4. Border Classes in Bootstrap
By utilizing utility border classes to set border styles and sizes for elements.
5. Spacing Classes in Bootstrap
By using spacing classes to adjust the spacing between elements.
The character # in classes like .mt-#, .pt-#, ... represents the size of margin or padding. The size value can be an integer from 0 to 5 or auto.
To remove margin or padding, we set the size value to 0, or set the value to auto to automatically set the margin.
Integer values from 1 to 5 set margin or padding incrementally (ranging from 0.25rem to 3rem).
Below is a table listing spacing alignment classes in Bootstrap:
6. Vertical Content Alignment Classes in Bootstrap
Below is a table listing vertical content alignment classes in Bootstrap:
7. Positioning Classes in Bootstrap
We can utilize positioning classes in Bootstrap to configure the position of elements.
Thus, the above lesson from Mytour has just introduced you to Bootstrap's Helper classes. Additionally, if you have any inquiries or questions needing clarification such as how to create a navigation bar in Bootstrap, feel free to leave your comments below the article.
