Differences between container, row and span in Bootstrap

Question

While using Twitter Bootstrap, should I nest a row div within a container div and put all my span divs within the nested row? Is that the best practice?

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Answer 1

A row is designed to go inside of a container. A span is designed to go inside of a row.

Rendering could get unpredictable if you go with any other combination besides container > row > span .

Ultimately if your code works, then you're doing okay. There is no reason to get locked into what other people have done. BUT if you change it up, make sure it's for a good reason, and that you comment the code everywhere to explain your thought process.