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‫Hey, dad.

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‫Welcome back.

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‫Now in this lecture, let us discuss about layoffs, so there are few points that are important like

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‫break points, container grade column and a few other things.

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‫So the first thing I want to discuss is great point.

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‫Now, by default, we have been working with mediocrities, so we have several great points.

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‫Maybe at Boyland Excel related to be exact.

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‫Then we have around 760 age than we have around 500 or 400.

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‫So that are different break points and why we use them to customize our responsiveness.

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‫For example, if I just scroll down or right click here, and if I try to just see how this is going

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‫to work, you will get an understanding that why these whole customization regarding responsiveness

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‫is important.

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‫So there are few break points with our bootstrap.

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‫The first one is everything greater than 576 eSIM, everything greater than 768 M.D., everything greater

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‫than 992 and everything greater than 100.

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‫Excellent.

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‫And then double excel.

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‫So these are important.

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‫Why?

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‫Because we can mention things that I want this property greater than 768 pixel.

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‫Or maybe I want so Dana, that property greater, then maybe 200 pixel.

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‫So these are cheat code, basically, and they are going to die.

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‫Is them a lot?

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‫Don't worry, we are going to jump back on to this topic again.

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‫But let me jump on to the other one which just contain.

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‫Now, similarly, we have three points.

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‫We need some type of container container to keep everything inside and have some distance on left and

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‫right side.

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‫So when I click here and if I jump on to, I mean, you can see I have some distance from left and right

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‫because of this whole container thing.

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‫Now what is this container?

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‫It's simple.

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‫If I use container property, it is going to restrict my width of my content.

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‫So maybe I'm using a screen for 576 pixel.

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‫My container will take only 540 pixel and the remaining space will be denoted for margin.

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‫If I'm using a screen of seven six in, my screen will be restricted towards 720 only and the remaining

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‫48 pixels will be utilized for margins.

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‫And it keeps on falling.

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‫Now it's good time for us to understand this whole S.M.A.R.T thing.

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‫It's important now.

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‫So when I see Container Dash, maybe that means I need to start this property from this empty break

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‫point.

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‫That means anything greater than 768.

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‫So if I see a container empty, it will not work for small screen.

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‫It will only work with bigger screen bigger than 768.

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‫If I see a container and that means it will start once we reach this LG, which is 992 pixels, and

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‫that's how this is going to work.

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‫Now here you will also understand about new dawn, which is fluid, and that means I just flow basically

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‫200 percent for all these screens.

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‫I hope you got the idea.

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‫Now, the next one is great.

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‫Another important concept, and I want to discuss about this topic one example.

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‫So for now, let's jump here now here I'm going to give this dude a glass of container because now we

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‫have some information so I can directly use container.

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‫Save this one.

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‫Get back here.

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‫You can see now I'm utilizing a fix work and I have some space on both the side, left and right.

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‫Thanks to our container.

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‫Now what is this great and how do you today's test?

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‫The basic example is our complete screen.

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‫This whole screen from this point to this point is divided into two groups.

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‫Now don't confuse test with this great topic.

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‫No, it's different and specific to bootstrap.

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‫Don't mix or adopt them here and bootstrap.

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‫Our screen is divided into 12 parts.

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‫Now I can call this according to law.

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‫So here, maybe I want these two, I want to utilize these two.

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‫So suppose I have this only see.

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‫Yep.

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‫So I want to utilize only these two content and let me remove this border.

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‫No, I just need to explain the container and this whole to.

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‫So we have everything inside our container, and we can now utilize this default grade, which is good

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‫bootstrap, and I can say, OK, I need to use this six grade only and then the remaining six is for

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‫the other element.

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‫That means you have to l grade anything on your screen.

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‫You are utilizing phone, you are utilizing, I mean, time off screen, you have to integrate according

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‫to bootstrap, and you can define content within these 12 grades.

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‫For example, inside a container.

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‫I can take a roll as we are going to build this whole row.

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‫And then we are going to divide them into different column.

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‫Or I should say great.

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‫So let's say here I take.

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‫Drew?

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‫So this is our complete row, according to Bootstrap.

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‫Now I can divide them into different columns and I can see the first six column will be for this element

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‫and the next six column will be for this element.

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‫OK.

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‫This looks great.

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‫So what I can do is I can utilize call Dash six.

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‫OK.

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‫And I'm going to take this back and keep this inside this.

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‫And had I can again, a corner shakes and I can take this feedback and keep this inside this day and

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‫save this one.

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‫So basically, what happened is we have created this rule, and inside this role, we have divided the

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‫first six grade or column who are Peter and the next six great column or another Peter out.

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‫And if I jump back here, you can see this is the first one and this is the second one.

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‫And if I right click here.

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‫You can see how they are working, so this there has its own batting.

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‫That is why we are facing the space.

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‫But I hope you got the idea how we are going to divide things.

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‫OK, this looks great, but maybe I want to divide them equally.

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‫So you don't need to utilize this Caltex context.

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‫If they are equal, you can see a column column.

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‫And then they will be divided automatically.

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‫You can see.

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‫But if you want something else, maybe you want.

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‫OK, I need three for this.

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‫We have to take delegates so we can see three for the first one and nine for the other one.

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‫Jamaica, you can see three for the first one, nine for the yellow one, you can do individuals, maybe

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‫you have this one, maybe you have this one and we can copy multiple times.

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‫Suppose you have to then you will have one one one for each one of them.

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‫Get back here.

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‫You can see one one one one because we only added four.

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‫And that's how you can add content and you don't need to capture the entire screen.

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‫Maybe you need only two for this one.

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‫And forward for this one.

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‫That means we are only going to last 50 percent space.

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‫That will be two and four.

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‫That is six.

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‫Get back here, you can see two and four.

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‫So that's how we are going to work with this holy grail column thing.

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‫Now this brings us tons of concept and talk about the topic that we will discuss.

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‫Don't worry, but remember, this can be done in glorious concept.

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‫So I hope you got the best idea.

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‫Now I really wanted to continue this topic only, so in the next lecture, we are going to discuss green

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‫itself, how this is going to work with responsive manner, how we can utilize our break point.

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‫For example, if I try to minimize this, I want as soon as I touch maybe 700 pixels, that is my empty

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‫break point.

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‫This need to be added on something like this.

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‫We can do a lot of things with bootstrap.

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‫So in the next lecture, let us continue this.

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‫I hope this one was helpful.

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‫Thank you for calling, and I see you guys in the next one.

