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NICAR 2015: Bootstrap: Responsive, mobile-first framework

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Last edited Mar 7, 2015
Created on Mar 1, 2017

This example shows how to build a responsive, mobile-first website using Twitter Bootstrap, based on a NICAR 2015 workshop presentation. It demonstrates setting up a project folder, linking Bootstrap’s CSS and JavaScript via CDN or local files, and adding custom styles with a separate stylesheet. The code uses Bootstrap’s grid system with media queries for extra small, small, medium, and large devices, and includes a basic HTML template with jQuery plugins. The material is presented as a step-by-step tutorial with code snippets and links to Bootstrap’s documentation.

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