Full disclosure: I must admit, I'm no CSS expert when it comes to Bootstrap terminology. If you notice any errors in my language, please don't hesitate to leave a comment so I can correct it.
As per the Bootstrap Grid System, the rows typically consist of columns that are aligned to the left by default, acting similarly to float: left
. Is there a method to align them to the right instead? Upon attempting to add inline styles with float: right
, it was unsuccessful.
To provide further context on what I am aiming to accomplish - I have two columns (colA and colB). When viewed on larger screens such as laptops, I wish for colA to be displayed on the left side and colB on the right. Fortunately, Bootstrap automatically adjusts this layout so that when the screen size is reduced, colA shifts above colB, which is quite convenient.
In my specific scenario, I am aspiring to present colB positioned above colA on mobile devices (or smaller screens), while ensuring it remains on the right-hand side for wider screens. Is there a viable approach to achieve this desired outcome?