Html5 & Bootstrap Class="container", Can It Be Applied To Body Or Only Div?
I keep bumping into this issue where everyone keeps: a) wanting to wrap HTML5 semantic tags with divs, and b) wants to apply class selectors to the divs and not the semantic tags.
Solution 1:
I recommend sticking to the
<body><divclass="container"><divclass="row"><divclass="col-md-12"> ...
format.
If you intend to work with a lot other developers or with bootstrap templates- you will see that the container classes typically nest row class divs.
Since we are talking about markup there is no right answer, but following this convention is strongly recommended.
- For consistency
- For easy changes to styling & reusability with other projects- this even opens the door to drop-in replacements of css stylesheets from other projects or bootstrap templates. (I have had some surprisingly good results with this).
However, if you insist on giving non-div tags "container" and "col-X" tags, be consistent. I wouldn't recommend it though and would consider any template that follows its own convention to be an indicator of poor code quality.
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