Bootstrap Add Space Between Rows | Margin
Bootstrap Add Space Between Rows | Margin:In Bootstrap, you can add space between rows by utilizing the margin utility classes. By default, rows have negative margins to compensate for the padding of the columns inside them. To create space between rows, you can apply a margin utility class, such as "mb-3" (margin-bottom: 1rem), to each row. This will add a 1rem space below each row, creating a visual separation between them. Adjust the margin class according to your desired spacing needs, and you can easily control the vertical spacing between Bootstrap rows.
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How can you add space between rows or create a margin in Bootstrap?
The given code snippet demonstrates how to add space between rows using Bootstrap's margin utility classes. The container <div>
contains three sets of rows, each with two columns.
The mb-4
class is added to the row elements to add a margin-bottom of 1.5rem (or 24 pixels) between the rows.
Additionally, different background colors and text color are applied to each row using Bootstrap's background and text utility classes (e.g., bg-light
, bg-secondary
, bg-dark
, and text-light
). This helps to visually distinguish the rows.
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How can I add space between rows in Bootstrap using custom CSS?
This code snippet demonstrates how to add space between rows in Bootstrap using custom CSS. The CSS class .custom-row-spacing
is defined with a margin-bottom
property of 20px
, which creates a vertical space between rows.
The rows are assigned different background colors using the classes .row1
, .row2
, and .row3
. The rows contain two columns each, represented by <div>
elements with the class .col
. The entire layout is wrapped within a <div>
with the class .container
.