Code a Responsive Website with Bootstrap 3 - [Lecture 23] Styling Thumbnails with CSS

Lecture #23: In this lecture, we style the featurettes with CSS.

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Code Responsively
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Do you want to learn how to build a responsive, mobile-friendly and beautiful website using HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery? Look no further! You're in the right place.

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This course is a simple, step-by-step tutorial that will arm you with the appropriate skills and knowledge to start building your very own responsive websites using the newly released Twitter Bootstrap 3 — a popular, free, mobile-first, open-source framework.

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