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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions projects/recipe-page/phase-4-DOM-Manipulation.md
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You already have an HTML/CSS project, but now you get to surprise your users by adding some JS DOM methods to make your website interactive! You'll add at least three interactive elements of your choosing.

Watch out for Bootstrap conflicts and adjust the code accordingly.
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@rdavison23 Thank you for this contribution, this lesson already contains this note about carefully working with Bootstrap.

πŸŽ—οΈ NOTE: Bootstrap is a powerful and widely used CSS framework. You are welcome to add it to your recipe page if you like (or another CSS framework). When adding another framework to your project after having already built it, you may experience some confusion, frustration, and breaking changes. This is normal as a beginner, especially when working with things like Boostrap's class-heavy markup and unfamiliar patterns. Take your time giving it a try, but time box it! Your main objective here is to recognize different structures, layout, and components that have potential to improve your front-end flexibility.

Could it be beneficial to add this comment to that note? For example:

When incorporating a new CSS framework such as Bootstrap to your project, do so on a new branch and watch out for conflicts and adjust the code accordingly.

Moreover, for people new to coding...what does watch out for conflicts and adjust the code accordingly mean?


### Use your creativity!

This is practice, so there's no right or wrong approach.
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