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<div class="col-md-4">
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With apologies, I’ve not kept up with Bootstrap, so have forgotten whatever I did know way back when. One would suspect it is compatible with FLEX which has excellent inline support.
That can be made to be a FLEX container such that all the columns will be side by side, at the same cap line, for as wide the space allows. This may be something worth looking into. Let us know your findings.
I only used one row but 3 columns. The div tag for row was most likely nesting all the columns. I finally did find a solution , but I don’t understand why it works
This is what AI generated and it worked after. I think a container helps but it wasn’t already in the code for the project. and also I think d-flex had to pair with flex-column and align-items-center