This article will demonstrate how to create equal-height columns in Bootstrap. We will use different approaches to achieve equal heights using the bootstrap classes and methods.

Approach 1: Using Bootstrap and Flexbox

In this approach, we are using the Bootstrap and Flexbox approaches for creating equal-height columns in Bootstrap. We have used different classes like ‘d-flex’, ‘flex-wrap‘, ‘flex-column‘ etc in the columns. This assures that each column in the flex container has equal height columns.

Example: This example uses the flex-box approach to create an equal-height column.

Note: To verify whether the height is the same or not. We can follow the below steps one by one:

1. Firstly, Inspect the column by right-clicking and choosing the option “Inspect“.
2. In the “Elements” panel, we can see the overall HTML structure.
3. We need to select the column in “Elements“.
4. We need to find the “Height” property in the “Computed” or in “Styles” which will be the calculated height of the column.

Output:

Approach 2: Using Bootstrap Grids

In this approach, we are using Bootstrap classes such as ‘container‘, ‘row‘, and ‘col‘. Also, the columns are arranged in the grid layout, with the equal-width columns. Using these classes we are making the columns of equal height rather than having CSS rules.

Example: This example uses the Bootstrap Grids approach to create an equal-height column.

Output:

Approach 3: Using Bootstrap Table

In this approach, we are using the Bootstrap classes like ‘table‘, ‘table-responsive‘, ‘row‘, and ‘col‘ to create the layout. This approach assures that the equal-height column by applying the normal behavior with the table elements. This approach uses Bootstrap Table classes to maintain equal heights without the need for additional CSS rules.

Example: This example uses the Bootstrap Table approach to create an equal-height column.

Output: