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Simple Bootstrap Carousel

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Aadamfknapp
Last edited Dec 12, 2020
Created on Dec 12, 2020

A Bootstrap carousel displays a sequence of three placeholder images, each a solid color block, with left and right arrow controls for manual navigation. The example relies on jQuery 2.2.4 and Bootstrap 3.3.6's carousel JavaScript plugin, initializing the carousel with `data-ride="slide"` and `data-interval="false"` to prevent auto-advancing. The `carousel-control` links trigger previous and next slides via the `data-slide` attribute, while the active slide is marked by the `.active` class on the `item` div. The layout is constrained by a wrapper set to 800 pixels wide, with a light gray page background.

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