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what does "sm" in bootstrap grid mean?
In the Bootstrap grid system, "sm" stands for "small" and it is used to define how a specific element should behave on small screens. It is a responsive design approach where you can adjust the layout and positioning of elements based on the screen size. With the "sm" class, you can specify the behavior of an element on screens that are small in size, such as mobile or tablet screens. Here is an example of how the "sm" class can be used in Bootstrap:
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<div class="container">
<div class="row">
<div class="col-sm-6">This will take up 6 columns on small screens and the remaining 6 columns on larger screens.</div>
<div class="col-sm-6">This will also take up 6 columns on small screens and the remaining 6 columns on larger screens.</div>
</div>
</div>
In the example above, the "col-sm-6" class is applied to two div elements. This means that on small screens, each div will take up 6 columns out of the available 12 columns, resulting in a 50% width for each element. On larger screens, the divs will still take up 6 columns each, but since there is more horizontal space, they will appear side by side instead of stacking vertically.
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