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I read the Pro ASP.NET Core MVC 2 Seventh Edition book by Adam Freeman. In the code examples author uses the p-a-1 CSS-class of Bootstrap for the form tag, but I don't see such class for Bootstrap v3.3.7.

I assume that this is an obsolete class, but I can't find any information about it in Google. I also do not understand what name I am to use now instead of p-a-1 in Bootstrap v3.3.7.

Rob
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Andrey Bushman
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    This is your answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43047374/is-there-equivalent-of-m-t-1-class-of-bootstrap-4-x-in-bootstrap-3-x the class "pa-1" is in Bootstrap 4 but not 3. – Nathaniel Flick Dec 25 '17 at 14:24
  • I looked it before. But Adam Freeman writes that in the book he uses Bootstrap 3... And he uses `p-a-*` instead of `pa-*`. – Andrey Bushman Dec 25 '17 at 14:25
  • I downloaded and checked 3.3.7 Bootstrap css just now and no pa-1 or p-a-1 class exists there. There is a "pa-1" class in Bootstrap 4, however. – Nathaniel Flick Dec 25 '17 at 14:28
  • @Rob, read my first comment more attentivly, please. – Andrey Bushman Dec 25 '17 at 15:01

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Instead of a class "p-a-1" in Bootstrap v4 use "p-3"

.p-a-1 {padding: 1rem 1rem !important;}    /*v4.0.0-alpha# */

.p-3 {padding: 1rem !important;}   /*v^4.0.0 */

Version 3.3.7 does not use relative values, e.g. 1rem. Assuming that the basic font size is about 15px, you can use this class in place of the specified class in Bootstrap v3.3.7:

.panel-body {padding: 15px}

You could also create an additional CSS-File, where you put in the styles for the class which Adam Freeman uses.

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  • Please don't write in any other languages than English on StackOverflow. (I'm obviously not talking about programming languages...) – Stian Aug 29 '18 at 10:13