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Bootstrap CSS Breakpoint Sizes

CSS, Front End Development · October 30, 2015

I work with Bootstrap for its grid system from time to time. I sometimes need to add in custom styling using Bootstrap breakpoint sizes and the documentation for Bootstrap (at least version 3) is horrible.

  • Extra small: xs – 480px
  • Small: sm – 768px
  • Medium: md – 992px
  • Large: lg – 1200px

Depending on whether or not you’re working mobile first, which in that case you would be using min-width and if you’re working from a breakpoint based responsive workflow you would be using max-width instead.

Now you don’t have to go on a safari expedition to find the Bootstrap responsive sizes for your custom CSS.

Dwayne

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