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<h4 class="modal-title text-primary">Help</h4>
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<div class="alert alert-info">Please select a template from top right dropdown box, to see some examples!</div>
<div class="alert alert-info">Also refer to documentation for more info!</div>
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Use <code>.row</code> and <code>.col-sm-*</code> to have multiple columns inside a row which will be stacked on top of each other in small devices.
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If you add <code>.sm-border</code> class to <code>.row</code>, there will be a border separating stacked columns on small devices.
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You can also use a single <code>.col</code> class for less padding.
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<code>.row</code> element can have <code>.padding-*</code> class for different content padding values.
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If you use this, the paddings will be fixed and won't be changed on smaller screens:
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<code><div class="row padding-12"></div></code></pre>
Use <code>.margin-*</code> class on <code>.row</code> to specify spacing between its columns.
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Use <code>.clearfix</code> and <code>.pull-left</code> or <code>.pull-right</code> classes to have a table with multiple rows and columns which won't be stacked.
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Use <code>.navbar</code> class for a navbar which has 100% width.
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Use <code>.space-*</code>, <code>.break-*</code> and <code>.hr-*</code> classes for spacing or horizontal lines.
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For example <code>.break-12</code> adds a <i>12px</i> space with body background color
and <code>.space-12</code> adds a <i>12px</i> space with content background color.
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For <code>.hr-*</code> you can also add the optional
<code>.padding-*</code> to add padding from sides.
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For each of the above classes (.row, .clearfix, .navbar, .space-*, .hr-*) you can use inline styles to override background color:
<code><div class="space-12" style="background-color: #FF0000;"></div></code>
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Add <code>.pull-left</code>, <code>.pull-right</code> class to <code>img</code> elements
to make them automatically float to right or left on small devices.
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You can use some classes to style your email. The following classes can be used:
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Alerts, such as <code>.alert-info</code>, etc ...
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Background classes such as <code>.bg-primary</code>, etc ...
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Wells, such as <code>.well</code>, <code>.well-sm</code>
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Text colors and styles such as <code>.blue</code> <code>.red</code>
<code>.text-info</code>
<code>.bigger-110</code>, etc ...
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Button & label classes such as
<code>.btn-info</code>, <code>.btn-sm</code>, <code>.btn-white</code>, <code>.no-border</code>, <code>.label-success</code>, etc ...
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Alignment classes such as <code>.text-right</code>, <code>.align-middle</code>, etc ...
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List classes such as <code>.list-unstyled</code>, <code>.spaced</code>, etc ...
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And different classes or inline styles such as <code>font-size</code>,
<code>line-height</code>, <code>text-decoration</code> <code>list-style-type</code>, etc ...
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