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bootstrap 5.3.2

The most popular front-end framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web.
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28 Aug 2011
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14 Sep 2023
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2 Packages, Including:
@popperjs/core@2.11.8
bootstrap@5.3.2
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@popperjs/core2.11.8378.93 kBMIT
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does bootstrap do?

Bootstrap is a versatile front-end framework adept at facilitating faster and easier web development. Known for its elegant design and robust characteristics, it's an ideal tool for developing responsive, mobile-first projects. With flexible configurations, it simplifies the process of creating effective user experiences on both mobile and desktop platforms.

How do you use bootstrap?

Bootstrap is utilized by integrating it into your project. There are several quick-start methods available such as downloading the latest release from the Bootstrap GitHub repository or installing it via npm, yarn, Composer, or NuGet.

For instance, to install via npm, navigate to your project directory in your terminal or command line tool and type the following command:

npm install bootstrap@v5.3.2

After installation, you can import Bootstrap's CSS or JS into your files as follows:

For CSS, add this line in your main CSS file or <head> tag:

<link href="node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet">

For JavaScript, add this line before your closing </body> tag:

<script src="node_modules/bootstrap/dist/js/bootstrap.bundle.js"></script>

Please note that the directories may change based on your project structure or if you have used a different method to include Bootstrap.

Where are the bootstrap docs?

The extensive documentation of Bootstrap is accessible at this web page. It offers comprehensive information from getting started to more advanced topics. It provides an in-depth exploration of the framework's utilities, components, layouts, and more. This structured learning platform is indispensable for mastering the Bootstrap framework; it walks through the different features, demonstrating their functionality with clear examples. Whether you're familiar with Bootstrap or just getting started, the official documentation is an invaluable resource.