My apps all use bootstrap 5 css framework, and I'd rather not change that. If I want to use MudBlazor can I get away from materialize and still use bootstrap?
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Im In need of assistance when it comes to implementing Bootstrap buttons in a DataTable where the purpose is to toggle the columns with these buttons.
This is how it looks like by default in the DataTables design, what I am trying to do is to use the Bootstrap design instead and also place the buttons to the left of the table which seem rather impossible...
If you have any suggestions please feel free to discuss it!
Check This
Bootstrap 3
This example shows DataTables and the Buttons extension being used with the Bootstrap framework providing the styling. The DataTables / Bootstrap integration provides seamless integration for DataTables to be used in a Bootstrap page.
https://datatables.net/extensions/buttons/examples/styling/bootstrap.html
I currently use jquery mobile horizontal panel:
http://demos.jquerymobile.com/1.3.2/widgets/panels/
Is it possible to have the same using bootstrap?
You can absolutely do the above panels using Bootstrap.
Check the following Third Party Libraries.
http://rosskevin.github.io/bootstrap-material-design/material-design/drawers/
http://carolineamaba.com/bootstrap-drawer/
Easy tutorials are available in w3schools.com
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_sidenav.asp
I use Bootstrap for responsiveness. But my client likes the mobile view of https://www.konga.com
How is this achieved, or what kinda framework is used for this, or is it an app embedded into the website?
This can be achieved by using bootstrap grid layout with custom styling. There cannot be a framework for such requirements. Bootstrap framework provides the initial base for developing UI elements, rest can be easily customized using Normal CSS styles that depends on designer
I'm newbie to Bootstrap 3, but I noticed that Bootstrap require Javascript even if it's not necessary, e.g. dropbown menu doesn't work if js is disabled. Is there any good reason to prefer js over CSS?
I think cause Javascript and CSS are different and can't replace each other.
In CSS you can't do for example calculations, DOM manipulation, react on click and other live events. Javascript can't style your HTML, have media queries etc. see also: Performance: Pure CSS vs jQuery
Yes, i know there are alternative for everything, see:
Can I do this in pure CSS instead of using jQuery?, Can I have an onclick effect in CSS?, etc .... but it is not the same.
What's your problem with javascript? in the first place? Do you have some requirements like: "should work with javascript disabled". Should your site work with this requirement or should it be exactly the same. What are you alternatives for javascript disabled? basic CSS? full css3? For me it seems realistic to prevent errors with javascript disabled but not expect all work the same. In the case of a dropdown you could consider a alternative navigation structure.
I'm currently working on a dojo application, but have a need for some customization of the scroll bars. Basically anything that mimics any one of the multiple jQuery based custom scrollbar plugins should be sufficient.
Any ideas?
there doesn't seem to be something out there yet mimicking the jquery scrollbar plugins, you can customize their look using css though !
Lucian
Source:
http://dojo-toolkit.33424.n3.nabble.com/Custom-Scrollbars-tp2776041.html