But I am not really sure whether the idea is that I put one <div class="container"> around my whole page, or whether I should nest them. I think I see both in various examples.
But I am not really sure whether the idea is that I put one
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But I am not really sure whether the idea is that I put one <div class="container"> around my whole page, or whether I should nest them. I think I see both in various examples.
I’ve been trying to figure out the same thing — I think the idea is that
.containeris intended to be a fixed width div — 940px in the default css — whereas.container-fluidis, well, fluid. At least that’s what I’ve sussed from looking at the css and the (sparse) documentation.