Setting up the blog project
As I mentioned earlier, we're going to be building a blog throughout this book as we learn to use Bootstrap 4. Let's start by creating a new directory and call it something like Bootstrap Blog
. Open up that folder and create the following sub-directories inside it:
- css
- fonts
- img
- js
- partial
css
The css
directory will hold the Bootstrap framework's CSS file and a custom theme file which we'll build later on. Go to the Bootstrap source file directory and locate the dist/css
folder. From there, copy bootstrap.min.css
to our new blog project's css
directory.
fonts
The fonts
directory will hold either a font icon library such as Glyphicon or Font Awesome. Previously, Bootstrap shipped with Glyphicon but they have dropped it in version ...
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