Hello, I understand with bootstrap 3, here's an example:

<div class="container"> <div class=row></div> <div class=row></div> <div class=row></div> </div> 

Is it necessary that the bottom row is stuck to the bottom of the container? And also, if the height of the container is set, is it possible to align all the inner rows in height so that the rows are the same height?

  • Required on bootstrap? - kotik
  • @ldar, If you are given an exhaustive answer, mark it as correct (click on the check mark next to the selected answer). - Vitalina
  • @kotik yes. If I implement a project on bootstrap, I have to implement its functions to the maximum. - ldar pm

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Sure you may. And it is easy to implement: see an example

 .container { height: 400px; } .container > .row { height: 33.3333%; } 
  • And on the first question, is there an answer? To row was stuck to the bottom, and the upper row was placed at the top, for example container height 600px, row width 100px, the top two were pressed to the top, the bottom to the bottom and between them was a gap of 300px - ldar
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    @ldar, I need an explanatory schematic drawing, but I’ll say right away that bootstrap does not have the classes you need. - VenZell