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
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I am trying to use the Angular UI Grid in my Angular 8 project. Looking online i can't seem to find anywhere which tells me how to configure it properly.
I know that Angular UI grid is native to AngularJS. But is it possible to implement this into a TS project? I need the table in various different components.
Any help would be great!! :)
You can use ag-grid,mat-table,ngx-datatable instead of angular UI grid.
I recently upgraded from Asp .NET Core 2.2 to 3.1 and can use Razor Components in razor pages. They look basically like View Components except it uses blazor and everything on the same file. I tried to search but i haven't read anything on documentation that says to use Razor Components instead View Components.
So here is the question...
What is the point of using Razor Components instead View Components in Razor Pages? Is it better? I know View Components are a bit painful to set because you have to set a default view and a code behind file with the logic and you cannot use javascript on it, only on the parent view. Most of my apps are full of View Components and I was wondering what are the advantages of switching to razor components?
While View Components are more like partial views but asynchronous, DI friendly, and kind of independent. They are mostly for view-only purposes (yeah it's possible to add some update logic via AJAX but it's more like a hack rather than a feature) and are used mostly to re-use common UI units like navigation, login block, sidebar, etc.
Razor Components are sort of "full featured" UI components, which can be easily nested, pass parameters through the components hierarchy, raise and handle UI events, and so on. So you can easily use them to manage your app UI, or even create custom UI component libraries.
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 am looking for the demo/examples where we have support for the angular-kendo and bootstrap together. I went through the kendo labs also but I was not able to find anything useful regarding the angular-kendo and bootstrap integration.
I checked the responses of the question : Using Angular, Kendo, bootstrap 3 components.
Anything more specific would definitely help.
Thank you.
Here is the link that shows kendo and bootstrap working together. I personally used this demo to learn a plenty about kendo ui.
http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/bootstrap/
Hmm, not sure if it's what you wanted, but I recently created a boilerplate project using requires + angular + angular/ui-bootstrap + angular-kendo-ui + angular/ui-router.
I have a header bar using the bootswatch cosmo theme of bootstrap. The default view page have some alerts on it just for demonstration purposes. View3 currently have a kendo drop down list also just for demonstration purpose.
I plan to continue develop it into a showcase of anuglar-kendo-ui, but at least the project structure is already setup and you can do whatever you want with it.
Here is the git: https://github.com/davidiamyou/kendo-angular-seed
Let me know:)
When used with responsive design templates, my MVC sites are not showing up on mobile the way they do for the demo template. They are always too wide or too narrow. I'm using all the same CSS elements as the purchased templates and not referencing Site.css at all. Is there something built in to MVC here that would be overriding css elements?
Firebug has a Responsive Design View. Try using that tool to help you locate what went wrong.
Okay, it must have been something subtle in my css but seems to be working now. I just need to pour over my css and make sure a single element isn't throwing it off.