css - If I use .container-fluid in Bootstrap 3, does that mean I need to use grid classes? -


i've read several of answers .container , .container-fluid are, missing simple. use column classes col-xs-6, col-md-9, etc., if using .container-fluid? both resize , .container specific sizes, why use col-x-x classes, .container-fluid resizes time, .container-fluid take care of column sizing automatically , "trust" gets right?

the container-fluid used contain grid (row + col-*) can used other things such headings, tables, etc..

so no, container-fluid not replacement columns, it's holder of columns. difference between container-fluid , container container not full-width on larger screens. container fixed width that's centered large margins on sides. container-fluid doesn't resize, it's 100% width. container demo

if want use responsive grid (rows , columns), need use container or container-fluid this..

<div class="container-fluid">     <div class="row">         (one or more col-*-* here)     </div> </div> 

or

<div class="container">     <div class="row">         (one or more col-*-* here)     </div> </div> 

read this article complete explanation.


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