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@ -34,13 +34,17 @@ In most cases, breakpoints get used with the `min-width` media query. This means
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A responsive utility class stays enabled **unless** it gets overridden with another responsive utility class that has a higher breakpoint. Here the example from above `<div class="col-12 col-md-8 col-xl-4">...</div>` visualized:
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```
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| 0px ->
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| sm 544px ->
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| md 768px ->
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| lg 1012px ->
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| xl 1280px ->
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| 0px ->
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| 544px ->
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| sm
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| 768px ->
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| md
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| 1012px ->
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| lg
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| 1280px ->
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| xl
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| col-12 ------------> | col-md-8 ----------------> | col-xl-4 ->
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| col-12 ---------> | col-md-8 ----------> | col-xl-4 ->
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```
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Using breakpoints with the `min-width` media query works great for "mobile first". Design for mobile devices as a default, then if needed, tweak it for wider desktop screens using responsive utility classes.
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