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Analyzing inline text styles - Bootstrap Tutorial
From the course: Bootstrap 3 Essential Training
Analyzing inline text styles
- Bootstrap comes with a few built-in styles for traditional inline elements. A lot of these are going to be implementations of existing HTML tags that you're already using, so you just write them how you would normally, but you just have to notice that Bootstrap is actually modifying some of those styles. That means that, if you're going to be updating those styles with CSS, you have to address what Bootstrap has already done to them. Using some of these are also going to bring up some important semantic differences between the different tags. Let's take a look at some of the ones that you get. For example, you can use the mark tag to highlight certain bits of text. I can select this word right here, and I'm going to use a mark tag. Just paste that back in there, and you can see that it appears right here with this yellow background color. Now, if you were to look at this with Inspect Element, you would notice that Bootstrap is actually modifying the default class from your browser…
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