I am making a cordova app with twitter bootstrap and i now require a side menu like this one http://jakiestfu.github.io/Snap.js/demo/apps/default.html or this one https://slideout.js.org/ that does not require too much hacking to get it to work with twitter bootstrap.
The navbar component collapses to form a vertical menu but does not extend left to where i would like it to be. Is there a method i can use to adopt the available navbar component to look like the snap.js example?.
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Vue 3 and UI newbie here. Given this playground area with a code sample, I wanted
In the "collapse" animation of the menu, for the entire menu to slide out (but if you notice, the size of the menu changes first - making it occupy less than 100% of the height - and then it slides out)
If it is a smaller screen, I wanted the side menu to be collapsed by default and for it to be an overlay when sliding in (so the main contents are not pushed by it when sliding in)
As a Vue and UI beginner, I feel like I am going down the wrong paths when trying to explore solutions for these problems, and was hoping the community of experienced developers could help me with them.
I ended up using https://github.com/amirkian007/vue-awesome-sidebar. It is a pretty neat component.
I'm using the great Material-ui components for building my react app and have used the component on several pages. My issue is that the component doesn't seem to support scrollable content.
Is there any easy way to make a workaround and make the content of the component scrollable if it exceeds the total height?
I am developing an Angular2 SPA app. In the beginning, I was using Angular, Bootstrap 4 CSS and Angular Bootstrap, however, gradually I am moving to using Angular Material. Basically all these frameworks and component suites live well, however, I find that with the existence of Bootstrap 3/4, the alignment of HTML elements (buttons, inputs and checkboxs) in a row look no good. If I remove Bootstrap, they are aligned horizontally and perfectly. Because I am still using some Angular Bootstrap components, I can't get rid of Bootstrap which provide a lot good stuffs not yet covered by NG Material and fxFlex.
Questions:
Is it good or recommended to have Angular Material and Bootstrap together?
Is it good to use an application level stylesheet with a small portion of Bootstrap CSS only?
Since you are using Angular just make use of Angular Material as it also come up with styled components which works right of the bat.
Though at the same time in my ng2 projects I also use bootstrap though not everything in bootstrap, I just took a portion of it like bootstrap-modal, bootstrap-tooltip etc. they work pretty well as long as you don't put the entire style.min.css of bootstrap.
I was told to create a separate mobile header for our website, which looks nothing like the desktop version. Therefore I decided to create a separate file for the HTML just for mobile. I don't need this to be responsive across different sizes as it will only be visible on xs devices. I am not using Bootstrap Navbar either so I just added my own hamburger menu button that will always be visible (on xs devices). Here's the header.
I want that when the user clicks the menu icon, a menu should overlay the current page. I found slide-in lateral menus that I didn't like because they pushed the page to the right. I want something to overlay but keep page below as is. The menu on the desktop site looks like this:
I'd like to keep the look pretty similar, very much like the Bootstrap styling for dropdowns.
What is the best way to go about doing this?
Here's a bootply: http://www.bootply.com/MWYq5hVtZ0
I am trying to use Vertical Tabs within my Bootstrap site. One I'm using are here :- http://bootply.com/74926
For some reason, I am unable to use them. They show perfectly but just doesn't become tabs. I guess for some reason, the tab functionality is being missed. Do I have to add some Tabs JQuery within Bootstrap 3?
The upper answer was provided in this link Stacked Tabs in Bootstrap 3
Thanks a lot
To work tabs in bootstrap3 you should include tab.js