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You can use Bootstrap classes to hide and show HTML elements, based on display size.\\

This is useful for showing summary information on mobile devices, and more detailed information on desktop computers.

You can approach this one (or both) of two ways:

"Show this element (or elements) for a specific screen size, and hide it in all the other sizes."
"Hide this element (or elements) for a specific screen size, and show it for all other sizes".

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== Description ==

== See also ==

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==  External links ==

* [] @ Wikipedia

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 * "Hide this element (or elements) for a specific screen size, and show it for all other sizes".
-== In-class exercise ==
-In your Local root folder, create a new folder named <code>week6</code>.
-In this folder, create a new document named <code>index.html</code>.
-* Make this similar to you home page and other exercise pages
-Use the Bootstrap grid to create a page layout something like the screenshot below:
-[http://karljones.com/images/wiki/week-six-exercise.png http://karljones.com/images/wiki/week-six-exercise.png]
 == Consulting followup topics ==