Hello, in this video, we are going to take a look at margin utilities, so this essentially allows
us to provide some margin for some spacing around the columns.
So all you do, if you apply it on a particular column, you do smell a dash and then you put an optional.
This is optional.
You can put a breakpoint.
So, you know, except for a small, simple, small and medium algae for large Excel, for extra large
XXL, for extra, extra large and only breakpoint sizes are available on the Brewster website.
The link to the description.
Plus, when I covered the grid system, I covered all those sizes as well.
So the size here or if you imitate it, goes to the extra small size and trickles up unless there's
something else that overrides it for auto happens when we do that.
So this just applies some padding to the left and it just automatically adjusts fixed because this covers
six and now is six over there.
What if we do and this one here, for example, now applied an even amount of padding on both of the
V to the left and to the next here we get VIFF, but maybe we want them centered.
So what we can do is basically get rid of this one.
So we get so that's it, that is how you use margin utilities and let's if do this so we can also apply
that sort of same system to the right as well.
But this is looking pretty good.
Save it.
Reload.
We got some even margin in between all of the columns.
So that's it.
If you have any questions, feel free to pour me a message.
And as usual, I look forward to seeing you in the next video.