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Forms - Bootstrap

Bootstrap is a popular front-end framework that helps you build responsive, mobile-first websites quickly and efficiently. Forms are a critical part of many websites, and Bootstrap provides a range of tools to help you design and customize forms with ease. Here’s a breakdown of how to use Bootstrap for forms:

Basic Structure

A basic Bootstrap form is straightforward. Here’s a simple example:

Email address

We'll never share your email with anyone else.

Password

Check me out

Submit

Key Components

• Form Groups
  form-group (Bootstrap 4) or mb-3 (Bootstrap 5): This class is used to wrap form controls and labels. It helps in adding margin and spacing around form elements.
• Form Labels
  Use the form-label class to style labels associated with form controls.
• Form Controls
  form-control: Applied to <input>, <textarea>, and <select> elements to apply Bootstrap’s default styling and responsive behavior.
• Form Text
  form-text: Useful for displaying additional text or instructions below form controls.
• Form Check
  form-check: Used for checkboxes and radio buttons. It includes styling for the check input and its label.
• Buttons
  btn and btn-primary (or other button classes like btn-secondary, btn-success): Used for styling the submit button or any other buttons within the form.

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