Bootstrap is made up of 12 columns in a row. If you want something to display half and half for example, the first element would have a value of six like so: class="col-xs-6"and the second would be the same. To learn bootstrap really well make this site your best friend.
You should create a div with two columns: left and right with same class created for columns (for example .col-md-3). Then in right column add four rows. Example is here.
Bootstrap is made up of 12 columns in a row. If you want something to display half and half for example, the first element would have a value of six like so:
class="col-xs-6"
and the second would be the same. To learn bootstrap really well make this site your best friend.For a demo to your solution click here
Here we have your HTML
CSS
There is probably already a class for floating objects in bootstrap I just couldn't remember exactly, so I did it manually.
You could use the grid layout to give you something like:
However, you would need to add some padding to the images to give them the white area around them.
The grid layout is explained here: bootstrap grid layout
Here is a JSFiddle example.
You should create a div with two columns: left and right with same class created for columns (for example
.col-md-3
). Then in right column add four rows. Example is here.