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Am used bootstrap frame work on my website. but i have problem &nbsp;with &nbsp;using div [width]<br />
size. Basically bootstrap have &nbsp;fixed width and sizes[like div id=&quot;span 3&quot;] 220 px;<br />
But i need more than that 250 px; if i give span 3 is 250 px the boost trap indicate error<br />
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check my link and give a solution to &nbsp;div alignment problem<br />
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<a href="http://design.jnj.net.in/bloom/" rel="ugc">http://design.jnj.net.in/bloom/</a>
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Am used bootstrap frame work on my website. but i have problem  with  using div [width]
size. Basically bootstrap have  fixed width and sizes[like div id="span 3"] 220 px;
But i need more than that 250 px; if i give span 3 is 250 px the boost trap indicate error

check my link and give a solution to  div alignment problem

http://design.jnj.net.in/bloom/

Bootstrap

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jQuery

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