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Add a comment on how this page is structured. This will be very useful for others who are not familiar with Bootstrap. This doesn't have to exhaustive; just a link for people so that they can learn. e.g., the "Home" is the top of the page which is divided into two columns. "twoFatCols" css creates two columns.
Can we use the following variable names: "twitter_time_line" --> "Timeline", "pageBody" --> "style_for_twitter_timeline_body", "pageTitle" --> "style_for_twitter_timeline_header".
Add a comment on how this page is structured. This will be very useful for others who are not familiar with Bootstrap. This doesn't have to exhaustive; just a link for people so that they can learn. e.g., the "Home" is the top of the page which is divided into two columns. "twoFatCols" css creates two columns.
SARAv2/index.html
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Then we can write a comment for "saraTitle," this is the left column of the home page.
SARAv2/index.html
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Can we use the following variable names: "twitter_time_line" --> "Timeline", "pageBody" --> "style_for_twitter_timeline_body", "pageTitle" --> "style_for_twitter_timeline_header".
SARAv2/index.html
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If you want to use the same style for different parts of the page then we can use a generic name (big header or two_fat_column that you used.)
4. After reading the code a bit, I felt like the code would be more readable if use a snake notation. Chloe, what do you think?
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