Explain how to use Bootstrap's mixin classes for creating complex custom themes.
- Include mixin classes directly in the HTML file
- Utilize @include in your custom SCSS file
- Wrap mixin classes in a separate JavaScript file
- Import mixin classes using a CDN link
To use Bootstrap's mixin classes, you should include them in your custom SCSS file using the @include directive. This allows you to leverage Bootstrap's powerful mixins for creating complex custom themes without cluttering your HTML or using external JavaScript files.
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