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fair enough,<br />
Never mind the first query I was having..the .row and .row-fluid are classes included in bootstrap.css <br />
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they specify margin and 100% width..
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fair enough,
Never mind the first query I was having..the .row and .row-fluid are classes included in bootstrap.css

they specify margin and 100% width..

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Just a query on bootstrap if anyone might have used this tool for responsive site. when a div has a class set as &quot;row&quot; or &quot;row-fluid&quot;<br />
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and when they ask to use % for width stylings..and not px or rather preference of em is higher than px, why is that..
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Just a query on bootstrap if anyone might have used this tool for responsive site. when a div has a class set as "row" or "row-fluid"

and when they ask to use % for width stylings..and not px or rather preference of em is higher than px, why is that..

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