How it works...
For our navigation, we are using the container-fluid class because we want it to cover the entire screen while still acting as a responsive container. This is a common design choice for navigation elements because they will be the same on every page. For our router-outlet content, we have surrounded it with the container class so that the content on the page will center at a maximum size on all the pages of our application, regardless of the content of our application. This approach is helpful because it will not only allow us to manage the rows and columns of a given route inside its own template, but it will also unify the overall page layout across our entire application.
We can see that the row class contains everything ...
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