Bootstrap 3 Tutorials - # 1 - Build a responsive Bootstrap 3 site
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when answering beginner questions about responsive layouts, menus and resizing, as an easy video introduction to Bootstrap.
Recommended by 5 people across 3 different months, 2013 to 2015.
What it is
The first episode of Neil Rowe's Bootstrap 3 tutorial series on Coder's Guide. It tours the two pages of a tech news/review site that the course builds, and the finished site is responsive and works across major browsers.
What people said
Recommends vishalkin · 2013-10 · Stack Overflow · on “show button instead of menu bar when browser resize in css/html”
This tutorials will help you to learn about responsive designing and also to get a menu the way you want. Link [this video] courtesy: Coder's Guide
Recommends cfnerd · 2015-05 · Stack Overflow · on “From developer to designer”
On top of reading over the Getting Started [LINK] section of the Bootstrap site, there are several tutorials that you could take advantage of. W3Schools - Bootstrap 3 Tutorial [LINK] Code School - Blasting Off with Bootstrap [LINK] Treehouse - Bootstrap Library [LINK] Lynda.com - Up and Running with Bootstrap 3 [LINK] Coder's Guide - Bootstrap 3 Tutorial Video 1 [this video] Hope this helps your cause.
Recommends David · 2015-05 · Stack Overflow · on “Any tips/tutorials for creating a multi-level drop-down on-click javascript menu?”
Sure, so its based on using external scripts. you can view the bootstrap source here: [LINK] and tutorial videos here [this video]
Recommends MSD · 2015-05 · Stack Overflow · on “HTML5 CSS3 LAYOUT”
For columns, use a table ( [LINK] )! it is much more easier. Also, I would recommend looking into bootstrap, it will make your web-application compatible for all screens including that of mobile devices. [this video] Goodluck!
Recommends AWA · 2015-08 · Stack Overflow · on “Html div elements not moving on page resize”
What is this? Are you trying to make a responsive website? This doesn't happen by default. You need Bootstrap [LINK] which provides you classes that can be used as responsive layout. Check this Youtube introduction and basic use of Bootstrap [this video] . Also there's no way elements can resize when you used fixed sizes like "width: 800px;", "width: 80%;" (80% of parent element or screen if no parent) or "width: 80vw;" (80% of viewport aka browser window) might to the trick if you want to do this all yourself. If you want to achieve this without Bootstrap CSS: <div class="innerwrap top"> <div class="inner"></div> <div class="inner"></div> </div> <div class="innerwrap"> <div class="inner"></div>