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What is a Bootstrap default table?
A Bootstrap default table is a simple and clean way to show rows and columns of information on a webpage. It is made using the Bootstrap framework, which helps you build websites quickly. This table is already styled to look nice and neat without needing a lot of extra design. It shows data like names, numbers, or other details in boxes that line up in a row and column format. Each row is for a different item, and each column shows a part of that item, like price or size. The default table uses the class table, and this gives it a nice border and spacing so it is easy to read.
How to use Bootstrap default table?
To use a Bootstrap default table, you first need to include Bootstrap in your project. You can add it using a link from the Bootstrap website or from a CDN. After that, you create an HTML
for headers and | for normal cells. The class table will make your table look good right away. You don’t need to write any extra CSS for the basic look.How to style Bootstrap default tables?Styling a Bootstrap default table is easy because Bootstrap gives you many classes to change how the table looks. You can use **table-striped** for different row colors. Use **table-bordered** to add borders to all cells. **Table-hover** highlights a row when the mouse hovers over it. You can also use table-sm for smaller tables or table-dark to switch the colors to dark. These classes are added next to the table, like |
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