So there are several different ways to have bootstrap to your website and you get a couple of options.
Now to make sure you have the most recent version of bootstrap because they do updated every once in
awhile go to get bootstrap dot com and you'll see the site here depending pay when you actually watch
this.
You may see slightly different home page here.
But currently we're looking at bootstrapped version 4.0.
And as you come to the web search here you can see that it gives you the option to go ahead and get
started or download the files.
There's also the option up here download as well as some CDN versions of the code that you need.
Now Personally I'd like to use this version right here so I can just copy this line of code and put
it into my web site.
Now I see the end as is it actually helps speed up the process because it puts these files on a faster
server for you.
They can just as easily download the files and save them right into your web site.
That way you have a little more control over what type of file you have and you can make adjustments
to it as needed.
Whereas these files are stored in another server so you really can't make any modifications to them.
Again there's always ways around them.
But there's one issue some of the different options here.
First I guess that's going take a look at the download option and would click on here.
And scroll down and you'll see that you've got different options here as well.
You can look at the source files which done though that again you'll have all the files that make up
the bootstrap framework for your web site will be these SS files and javascript to check where your
files as well as compressed versions and all sorts other little things too.
So there is that.
Again I'd like to use the CD version of it but there's also other ways that you can actually install
it within your Web site depan.
How do you like to work.
Some people work through terminal and use a lot of the stuff through command line.
Ruby gems there's all the fun ways to add it into your website.
Gary keep this fight a little bit simple and just take a look at the way that I like to do it.
Can I come back to the home page was the same code as you were seeing on the other one as you seeing
on the last page there.
I'm sure a copy from right here to keep it simple.
Again we got a good bootstrap to come and we just click on this link right here.
I'm going to copy that.
SS file.
Downham inducements to open up a brand new h HTML document.
Got one right here.
And with in the hand of my document here.
A little space that I'm going to pace that in.
So you can see what it's doing is creating a stylesheet link but instead of giving it a relative path
which would be on most normal web sites you'd need to have these CSSA files with us Jasus folder or
something like that.
Here we have an absolute link where it's linking to this CD and bootstrap link that has some other information
here too.
We don't talk about that just copy and paste that into your document that for the most part you could
get away with just using the CSSA file here.
It does give you some other javascript files as well.
One copy those and although we will not be using those right away it's good just to have in the dock
and for when you are ready to use it makes it a little bit easier.
Don't forget that de-code back and grab those and copy and paste those in there now that would work
just like the C S S file where you're getting absolutely ink.
Write to the file and then get some other information as well.
With them they're not worried about at this point.
We want to make sure that we have those in our site and now we can start working on our bootstrap file.