Using Bootstrap Jumbotrons and Page Headers: Creating Visually Appealing Web Pages

Learn how to effectively use Bootstrap's jumbotrons and page headers to create visually engaging and well-structured web pages. This tutorial provides a guide to implementing these components, customizing their appearance, and enhancing user experience through clear content presentation.

Using Bootstrap Jumbotrons and Page Headers

Bootstrap provides styled components called jumbotrons and page headers for visually highlighting content or creating section dividers on your web pages.

Jumbotrons

Jumbotrons are large boxes used to draw attention to important content. They have a grey background and rounded corners by default. You can place almost any HTML content inside a jumbotron.

Jumbotron Inside a Container

To prevent a jumbotron from extending to the edges of the screen, place it inside a container element (a `div` with the class `.container`).

Jumbotron Outside a Container

Place the jumbotron outside a container to make it span the full width of the viewport.

Full-Width Jumbotron (No Rounded Corners)

For a full-width jumbotron without rounded corners, use the `.jumbotron-fluid` class and place a container (`.container` or `.container-fluid`) inside the jumbotron.

Page Headers

Page headers act as section dividers. They add a heading and an underline, visually separating different sections of content.

The class `.page-header` is used to create a page header.