Is it possible to just use the grid component of Bootstrap 3?
I saw many grid frameworks that are customizable but not as flexible as Bootstrap (only 1 breakpoint for small/large devices, no medium size device).
Or is there any responsive grid framework written in SASS that is customizable?
Found one alternative: Gridle, http://olivierbossel.github.io/gridle/demo.html
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I am looking for ways to integrate the custom less file with React Native project so that I can use all the pre-build custom classes from any specific design system.
I came across few projects but didn't want to use them due to the maintainability and reliability issues.
Kindly share with me any guidelines or documentation which have the required explanation.
There aren't any. The problem is that there isn't always a react native style equivalent to css properties and additionally there can be major differences in how they applied. For instance,
default flex direction is column, not row
there is no grid layout
text styles are not inherited from parents
there is no display none
lineHeight behaves differently
just from the top of my head. Even if you find a library that can convert your classes to native, you will have to rewrite a lot of the styling.
Building an enterprise level application with Vue 3 and unfortunately I haven't found any suitable plugin to make the application responsive. While there are older plugins that work with Vue 2, nothing I have found works with Vue-3.
What would be a suitable approach to make the application responsive?
Assuming CSS media queries aren't enough I would honestly just use the matchMedia API.
You could react to window resizes with a MediaQueryList onchange handler.
The col-xs-* is used to control screen with with range: 0-767px.
This appears to be too large for my site.
In my case, I need grid options for a screen width that is larger than 500px AND another with range less than 500px, and that enables me to manage iphone screen with 320px for example.
I already has the media query as an answer, but I am expecting a more elegant answer.
Customize and Download your own version of Bootstrap after modifying the media query breakpoints:
http://getbootstrap.com/customize/#media-queries-breakpoints.
Alternatively, if you have node and grunt available on your system, you can actually add more LESS variables, such as a col-xss-*, or col-xlg-*, but this would require you to modify the source code (which is available to download VIA bootstrap's website).
Long story short, there isn't a way short of modifying the underlying bootstrap code.
thanks for helping me out.
I'm using Foundation 5 and I can't seem to work out how to properly interchange content.
For mobile resolutions I have designed 10 accordions and in a duplicated index.html file I have created vertical tabs that are working for desktop resolutions. On the foundation 5 documentation, the details around using interchange content are specific to images, which become interactive for larger resolutions.
How do I setup my code so I can display accordions on mobile and vertical tabs on desktop?
Would be greatly appreciated if someone can assist with this.
Thanks,
Mark
Since accordion and tabs have a different markup, what I suggest is to use visibility classes, I don't thing interchange will work and also you can save some js using only css (you can find them here: http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/components/visibility.html).
Bootstrap 3 does not support BlackBerry devices, menus won't work, links are broken. I have several sites done using bootstrap 3 and need a solution.
I would like to be able to force bootstrap to use the small[tablet] or medium[desktop] views when a Blackberry device is detected.
Is there a way that this can be done?
It seems like you may want use the black art of user agent sniffing. Check for a Blackberry browser, and then use media queries to achieve what you're looking for.
You can use media queries to solve your problem. When detecting a BlackBerry device you can create new media queries for resolutions larger than 992px to constrain the width of the .container element to the width of 750px for example (from media query up to 768px) - always assuming that you are using default bootstrap classes.