The aim of this experiment is to explore Bootstrap as a web presentation framework. Hopefully it will allow students to make schmick looking web pages without needing to know much CSS. We shall see how that goes. The aim is to create clean, responsive, accessible code - can they cope?
This is a RESPONSIVE division, that behaves well in multiple screen resolutions.
The look and feel of the page is important, but containing FORMAT information with the content is generally considered bad
Contemporary design is done this way, Bootstrap is one way to do this.
Conventional content uses standard tags for delimiting, the containing divisions then hijack these tags and style them accourding to bootstrap conventions
The content is KING, determining the style to emphasise this is a lifes work.
It is a rich world, the learning curve is non trivial, but making headway is important also.
It remains a work in progress.
To indicate input that is typically entered via the keyboard, use the kbd element:
Use ctrl + p to open the Print dialog box.