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Table of Contents About 1 Chapter 1: Getting started with twitter-bootstrap 2 Remarks 2 Versions 2 Examples 3 Installation/Setup 3 Basic Template 5 When to use Bootstrap 6 Basic webpage using bootstrap components 6 Chapter 2: Alert 9 Remarks 9 Examples 9 Alert Types 9 Alert basic example 9 Animated Alerts 10 Dismissible Alerts 10 Link color in Alerts 10 Chapter 3: Bootstrap Affix Examples 12 12 On Navbar 12 Affix Example 2 12 Chapter 4: Bootstrap Badges and Labels 14 Examples 14 Badges 14 Labels 14 Chapter 5: Bootstrap Components 15 Remarks 15 Examples 15 Examples of Bootstrap Components Chapter 6: Bootstrap Containers 15 16

Introduction 16 Examples 16 Containers Chapter 7: Bootstrap Dropdowns 16 17 Parameters 17 Remarks 17 Examples 17 How to Use 17 Basic Example 17 Chapter 8: Bootstrap Navbar Examples 19 19 Bootstrap Navbar 19 Boostrap Brand Image 19 Chapter 9: Bootstrap Themes Examples Bootstrap themes versus rule overrides Chapter 10: Bootstrap Validation 21 21 21 22 Remarks 22 Examples 22 Using ASP.NET MVC and Data Annotations 22 Example input that requires validation 23 Optional 23 Chapter 11: Buttons 25 Syntax 25 Examples 25 Button Classes Chapter 12: Carousels 25 27 Remarks 27 Examples 27 Basic HTML usage 27 Basic Javascript usage and initialization 28 www.dbooks.org

Chapter 13: Columns Examples Responsive columns same height (CSS or SASS only) Chapter 14: Dropdowns 29 29 29 33 Remarks 33 Examples 33 Basic HTML usage Chapter 15: Forms Examples 33 34 34 Basic form 34 Read-only and disabled inputs 34 Chapter 16: Glyphicons 35 Remarks 35 Examples 35 How to Use Glyphicons Chapter 17: Grid Nesting 35 37 Introduction 37 Remarks 37 Examples 37 Nesting columns Chapter 18: Grid system 37 38 Introduction 38 Remarks 38 Examples 38 Media Queries 38 Bootstrap Grid Tiers (Breakpoints) 38 Bootstrap Rows & Columns 40 Containers 41 Offsetting columns 42 Column order manipulation using push and pull 42 Chapter 19: Jumbotron 43

Introduction 43 Remarks 43 Examples 43 Basic jumbotron with two lines of text and a button Chapter 20: List group 43 44 Remarks 44 Examples 44 Basic example 44 Badges 44 Linked Items 44 Button items 44 Disabled Items 45 Contextual classes 45 Custom content 45 Chapter 21: Migrating to Bootstrap 4 46 Introduction 46 Remarks 46 Examples 46 Column layout changes of grid system in Bootstrap 4 Grid Layout Bootstrap 4 46 46 Browser support changes 47 Affix class removal 47 Bootstrap 4 Navbar 50 Bootstrap 3 to Bootstrap 4 CSS Changes 52 Bootstrap 4 Vertical Align 55 Bootstrap 4 Centering 57 Horizontal Center 57 Vertical Center 58 Bootstrap 4 Column Order 58 Chapter 22: Modal Dialogs 60 Remarks 60 Examples 60 www.dbooks.org

Basic HTML usage 60 Basic Javascript usage and initialization 60 Chapter 23: Modals 62 Remarks 62 Examples 62 Basic HTML Modal 62 Chapter 24: Navbar 63 Examples 63 Basic Navbar (fixed at the top of page) 63 Submenu in navbar 63 Navbar divider 64 Keep current navigation link "active" 64 Change Navbar breakpoint (mobile vs normal) 64 Close collapsed navbar when clicking outside of the navbar 65 Chapter 25: Navigation Menus Examples 66 66 Horizontal Pill Menu 66 Vertical Pill Menu 66 Full Width Responsive Horizontal Pill 66 Chapter 26: Navs Examples Bootstrap Navs Chapter 27: Pagination 67 67 67 68 Introduction 68 Examples 68 A simple Pagination example Chapter 28: Panels 68 69 Remarks 69 Examples 69 Basic example 69 Panel with heading 69 Panel with footer 69

Chapter 29: Printing in Bootstrap. Examples 71 71 Basic HTML usage 71 Chapter 30: Tables 72 Examples 72 Simple Table 72 Chapter 31: Tables 73 Remarks 73 Examples 73 Basic table 73 Table with advanced styling 73 Striped rows 73 Bordered table 74 Hover on rows 74 Condensed table 74 Contextual classes 74 Responsive tables 75 Table Reflow - Vertical headers 75 Chapter 32: Tabs Examples 77 77 Basic HTML 77 Animated Tabs 77 Chapter 33: Tooltip 79 Remarks 79 Examples 79 Positioning Tooltips 79 Basic Example 79 Chapter 34: Twitter Bootstrap Style Customization 81 Remarks 81 Examples 81 Overriding Default CSS 81 www.dbooks.org

Chapter 35: Using Clearfix in Rows and Cols 83 Introduction 83 Remarks 83 Examples 83 The Naive First Attempt 83 The Height Problem 84 Clearfix to the Rescue 86 A Dashboard 89 2,4,6 Layout with Clearfixes 94 Why Would Bootstrap Columns Exceed 12 in a Row? 96 Chapter 36: Utility Classes Examples Generate .hidden-* classes for all breakpoints - SCSS Credits 99 99 99 100

About You can share this PDF with anyone you feel could benefit from it, downloaded the latest version from: twitter-bootstrap It is an unofficial and free twitter-bootstrap ebook created for educational purposes. All the content is extracted from Stack Overflow Documentation, which is written by many hardworking individuals at Stack Overflow. It is neither affiliated with Stack Overflow nor official twitter-bootstrap. The content is released under Creative Commons BY-SA, and the list of contributors to each chapter are provided in the credits section at the end of this book. Images may be copyright of their respective owners unless otherwise specified. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective company owners. Use the content presented in this book at your own risk; it is not guaranteed to be correct nor accurate, please send your feedback and corrections to info@zzzprojects.com https://riptutorial.com/ 1 www.dbooks.org

Chapter 1: Getting started with twitterbootstrap Remarks Bootstrap is a HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework used to create websites that are created using a mobile-first paradigm as well as responsive web design (RWD). It uses a combination of premade CSS classes and JavaScript to make a variety of things on the web. It includes things such as a custom, responsive grid that allows websites to be viewed in on any screen, a dropdown navbar that is capable of being responsive and even simple things that can be time intensive such as premade buttons, forms and accordions to name a few. Bootstrap can be useful for the following reasons: 1. Time savings: Bootstrap features many things that are pre-built, and simply need to be called upon, when writing code. This saves a considerable amount of time, and can greatly reduce the time needed to code a website. 2. Built with responsive web design in mind: Bootstrap allows web developers to not be concerned about creating things that will scale with the size of their screen, as Bootstrap uses mobile-first, responsive design that allows them to build things that will work on any screen size. 3. Simplifies design process: Bootstrap comes prebuilt with elements that have good design practices. This can be useful for those whose web design skills are not that great, or for those who view design as a tedious task, as many of Bootstrap classes are aesthetically pleasing and great to look at. This section should mention any large subjects within twitter-bootstrap, and link out to the related topics. Since the Documentation for twitter-bootstrap is new, you may need to create initial versions of those related topics. Versions Version Release Date 4.0 2999-01-01 3.3.7 2016-07-25 3.3.6 2015-11-24 3.3.5 2015-06-15 https://riptutorial.com/ 2

Version Release Date 3.3.4 2015-03-16 3.3.1 2014-11-12 3.3.0 2014-10-29 3.2.0 2014-06-26 3.1.0 2014-01-30 3.0 2013-08-19 2.3 2013-02-07 2.2 2012-10-29 2.1 2012-08-20 2.0 2012-02-01 1.0 2011-08-18 Examples Installation/Setup Downloading: Download Bootstrap directly or clone, etc. from the GitHub repository Download your customized version of Bootstrap from official docs Install with bower: bower install bootstrap Install with npm: npm install bootstrap Install with composer: composer require twbs/bootstrap The File Structure https://riptutorial.com/ 3 www.dbooks.org

Installing: Within your HTML page, include Bootstrap's CSS, JS, and the dependency of jQuery (pre version 3, at least as of the latest Bootstrap version). Please note that if you plan to utilize Bootstrap's JavaScript features, your jQuery reference must come before your bootstrap.js reference within your HTML. You can utilize your installed Bootstrap files from the above section, or reference a CDN provided by the makers of Bootstrap (links taken from Getting Started with Bootstrap): !-- Latest compiled and minified CSS -- link rel "stylesheet" href ss/bootstrap.min.css" integrity 4Va PmSTsz/K68vbdEjh4u" crossorigin "anonymous" !-- Optional theme -- link rel "stylesheet" href ss/bootstraptheme.min.css" integrity YooPp2bWYgmgJQIXwl/Sp" crossorigin "anonymous" !-- Latest compiled and minified JavaScript -- script src s/bootstrap.min.js" integrity WNIpG9mGCD8wGNIcPD7Txa" crossorigin "anonymous" /script A very basic Bootstrap webpage: !DOCTYPE html html lang "en" head meta charset "utf-8" meta http-equiv "X-UA-Compatible" content "IE edge" meta name "viewport" content "width device-width, initial-scale 1" !-- The above 3 meta tags *must* come first in the head; any other head content must come *after* these tags -- https://riptutorial.com/ 4

title Bootstrap 101 Template /title !-- Bootstrap -- link href "css/bootstrap.min.css" rel "stylesheet" !-- HTML5 shim and Respond.js for IE8 support of HTML5 elements and media queries -- !-- WARNING: Respond.js doesn't work if you view the page via file:// -- !--[if lt IE 9] script src min.js" /script script src js" /script ![endif]-- /head body h1 Hello, world! /h1 !-- jQuery (necessary for Bootstrap's JavaScript plugins) -- script src .3/jquery.min.js" /script !-- Include all compiled plugins (below), or include individual files as needed -- script src "js/bootstrap.min.js" /script /body /html Basic Template !DOCTYPE html html lang "en" head meta charset "utf-8" meta http-equiv "X-UA-Compatible" content "IE edge" meta name "viewport" content "width device-width, initial-scale 1" !-- The above 3 meta tags *must* come first in the head; any other head content must come *after* these tags -- title Bootstrap 101 Template /title !-- The title of the Website -- !-- Reference to Bootstrap's CSS file -- !-- This is the line to reference the bootstrap's Stylesheet -- link href "css/bootstrap.min.css" rel "stylesheet" !-- HTML5 shim and Respond.js for IE8 support of HTML5 elements and media queries -- !-- WARNING: Respond.js doesn't work if you view the page via file:// -- !-- [if lt IE 9] -- script src min.js" /script script src js" /script !--[endif]-- /head body h1 Hello, world! /h1 !-- Referencing jQuery (necessary for Bootstrap JavaScript plugins(bootstrap.min.js) https://riptutorial.com/ 5 www.dbooks.org

to work) -- script src .3/jquery.min.js" /script !-- Referencing Javascript Bootstrap Plugin to Facilitate Bootstrap Animations and functionalities. -- !-- (Necessary to run Bootstrap) -- script src "js/bootstrap.min.js" /script /body /html When to use Bootstrap Bootstrap is an opinionated framework for HTML, CSS and Javascript. It contains basic styling and functionality for what have become accepted [User Interface] elements, such as form elements, buttons, modal windows and navigation elements. Bootstrap is a responsive web framework, meaning it is designed to adapt layout and design for screen sizes large and small, such as mobile devices, tablets and desktop computers, all in a single code base. One of the fundamental concepts of Bootstrap is the grid framework. By applying classes to HTML elements, it is possible to create intricate layouts using a basic grid of twelve columns. For example, a four column layout might adapt to two columns on tablet devices and one column on mobile devices. The grid uses media queries, a CSS method for targeting specific screen sizes, to achieve this. Bootstrap performs particularly well if: Custom design is not a top priority You are more comfortable editing HTML and adding classes than you are creating custom CSS You are comfortable using a framework that will have many visual similarities to many other websites Bootstrap can be used by those who are new to HTML, CSS and Javascript, since the documentation is excellent. However, there is a learning curve for those not entirely comfortable with the three basic technologies used by Bootstrap (HTML, CSS and Javascript). It is possible to purchase or download Bootstrap themes in order to alter the style or functionality of Bootstrap. It is also possible to use Bootstrap as a starting point, with customization of CSS and Javascript. Basic webpage using bootstrap components !DOCTYPE html html lang "en" head https://riptutorial.com/ 6

meta charset "utf-8" meta http-equiv "X-UA-Compatible" content "IE edge" meta name "viewport" content "width device-width, initial-scale 1" !-- The above 3 meta tags *must* come first in the head; any other head content must come *after* these tags -- title Bootstrap 101 Template /title !-- Bootstrap -- link href "css/bootstrap.min.css" rel "stylesheet" !-- HTML5 shim and Respond.js for IE8 support of HTML5 elements and media queries -- !-- WARNING: Respond.js doesn't work if you view the page via file:// -- !--[if lt IE 9] script src min.js" /script script src js" /script ![endif]-- /head body !-- Fixed navbar -- nav class "navbar navbar-default navbar-fixed-top" div class "container" div class "navbar-header" button type "button" class "navbar-toggle collapsed" data-toggle "collapse" data-target "#navbar" aria-expanded "false" aria-controls "navbar" span class "sr-only" Toggle navigation /span span class "icon-bar" /span span class "icon-bar" /span span class "icon-bar" /span /button a class "navbar-brand" href "#" Project name /a /div div id "navbar" class "navbar-collapse collapse" ul class "nav navbar-nav" li class "active" a href "#" Home /a /li li a href "#about" About /a /li li a href "#contact" Contact /a /li li class "dropdown" a href "#" class "dropdown-toggle" data-toggle "dropdown" role "button" aria-haspopup "true" aria-expanded "false" Dropdown span class "caret" /span /a ul class "dropdown-menu" li a href "#" Action /a /li li a href "#" Another action /a /li li a href "#" Something else here /a /li li role "separator" class "divider" /li li class "dropdown-header" Nav header /li li a href "#" Separated link /a /li li a href "#" One more separated link /a /li /ul /li /ul ul class "nav navbar-nav navbar-right" li a href "./navbar/" Default /a /li li a href "./navbar-static-top/" Static top /a /li li class "active" a href "./" Fixed top span class "sronly" (current) /span /a /li /ul /div !--/.nav-collapse -- /div /nav div class "container" https://riptutorial.com/ 7 www.dbooks.org

div class "jumbotron" h1 Navbar example /h1 p This example is a quick exercise to illustrate how the default, static and fixed to top navbar work. It includes the responsive CSS and HTML, so it also adapts to your viewport and device. /p p To see the difference between static and fixed top navbars, just scroll. /p p a class "btn btn-lg btn-primary" href "././components/#navbar" role "button" View navbar docs » /a /p /div /div !-- /container -- !-- jQuery (necessary for Bootstrap's JavaScript plugins) -- script src .3/jquery.min.js" /script !-- Include all compiled plugins (below), or include individual files as needed -- script src "js/bootstrap.min.js" /script /body /html Read Getting started with twitter-bootstrap online: /getting-started-with-twitter-bootstrap https://riptutorial.com/ 8

Chapter 2: Alert Remarks See more: http://getbootstrap.com/components/#alerts Examples Alert Types Unlike some other Bootstrap components like Buttons, the Alerts do not come with a default or primary styling, because they are meant to alert the user in a specific way. div class "alert alert-success" role "alert" Some action was completed successfully /div div class "alert alert-info" role "alert" Here is some information. Just FYI. /div div class "alert alert-warning" role "alert" Careful! You're about to do something dangerous. /div div class "alert alert-danger" role "alert" An error (or something dangerous) happened! /div Alert basic example div class "container" h2 Alerts /h2 div class "alert alert-success" strong Success! /strong /div div class "alert alert-info" strong Info! /strong /div div class "alert alert-warning" strong Warning! /strong All foelds are required /div div class "alert alert-danger" The username is required and can't be empty /div /div https://riptutorial.com/ 9 www.dbooks.org

Animated Alerts The .fade and .in classes adds a fading effect when closing the alert message. div class "alert alert-success fade in" a href "#" class "close" data-dismiss "alert" aria-label "close" × /a strong Success! /strong This is a good example! /div Dismissible Alerts To give an alert close functionality, all we need is to add data-dismiss "alert" to our close button. div class "alert alert-info alert-dismissible" role "alert" button type "button" class "close" data-dismiss "alert" aria-label "Close" span aria-hidden "true" × /span /button Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow /div .alert-dismissible and .close classes are optional, only useful for styling. Link color in Alerts To quickly provide a matching color for links inside any alert, we can use the .alert-link utility class. https://riptutorial.com/ 10

div class "alert alert-success" You have won! Click a href "#" class "alert-link" here /a to claim your prize . /div div class "alert alert-info" You might want to check a href "#" /div class "alert-link" this /a instead. div class "alert alert-warning" You are running out of coins. Buy more a href "#" class "alert-link" here /a . /div div class "alert alert-danger" Something went wrong. You can try a href "#" class "alert-link" again /a or . /div Read Alert online: 34/alert https://riptutorial.com/ 11 www.dbooks.org

Chapter 3: Bootstrap Affix Examples On Navbar Html: nav class "navbar navbar-defalt" data-offset-top "120" data-spy "affix" . /nav Css: style .navbar { background-color: red; } .navbar.affix { background-color: green; } /style Affix Example 2 div class "container" id "con" div class "row" div class "span12" div class "well" h1 Header /h1 /div /div /div /div div class "container" data-spy "affix" data-offset-top "400" id "nav" div class "navbar" div class "navbar-inner" div class "container" div class "span12" a class "brand" href "#" Home /a ul class "nav" li class "active" a href "#" Home /a /li li a href "#" Link /a /li li a href "#" Link /a /li /ul /div /div /div /div /div div class "container" div class "span3" https://riptutorial.com/ 12

p style "height:1000px;padding:10px;" Long scrolling text here. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. Ovi lispmd idr. Blah goo bar foor foo. /p /div /div style #con .well { height:400px; } #nav.affix { position: fixed; top: 0; width: 100% } /style script ('#nav').affix(); /script Read Bootstrap Affix online: 39/bootstrap-affix https://riptutorial.com/ 13 www.dbooks.org

Chapter 4: Bootstrap Badges and Labels Examples Badges Badges are numerical indicators of how many items are associated with a link: Use the .badge class within span elements to create badges: a href "#" News span class "badge" 5 /span /a br a href "#" Comments span class "badge" 10 /span /a br a href "#" Updates span class "badge" 2 /span /a Badge in Button button type "button" class "btn btn-primary" Primary span class "badge" 7 /span /button Labels Labels are used to provide additional information about something: Use the .label class, followed by one of the six contextual classes .label-default, .label-primary, .label-success, .label-info, .label-warning or .label-danger, within a span element to create a label: h1 Example h2 Example h3 Example h4 Example h5 Example h6 Example span span span span span span class "label class "label class "label class "label class "label class "label label-default" New /span /h1 label-default" New /span /h2 label-default" New /span /h3 label-default" New /span /h4 label-default" New /span /h5 label-default" New /span /h6 Read Bootstrap Badges and Labels online: 7/bootstrap-badges-and-labels https://riptutorial.com/ 14

Chapter 5: Bootstrap Components Remarks For more information, visit the official documentation located at http://getbootstrap.com/javascript/, where the component list is derived from. Examples Examples of Bootstrap Components Bootstrap components are a collection of optional jQuery plugins which bundled with Bootstrap. The purpose of Bootstrap components is to provide extended features and capabilities which would be difficult (or impossible) to accomplish without the use of Javascript. Some components provide are purely functional, whereas some components are used to define functionality for some of Bootstrap's special front-end widgets. Examples include transition effects, modal dialogs, dropdowns, scrollspy, tabs, tooltips, alerts, popovers, buttons, collapse, carousels, and affixes. Read Bootstrap Components online: 54/bootstrapcomponents https://riptutorial.com/ 15 www.dbooks.org

Chapter 6: Bootstrap Containers Introduction Use .container for a responsive fixed width container. Use .container-fluid for a full width container, spanning the entire width of the viewport. Examples Containers .container has one fixed width for each screen size in bootstrap (xs,sm,md,lg); .container-fluid expands to fill the available width. @media (min-width: 568px) { .container { width: 550px; } } @media (min-width: 992px) { .container { width: 970px; } } @media (min-width: 1200px) { .container { width: 1170px; } } Depending on the width of the viewport that the webpage is being viewed on, the container class gives its div a specific fixed width. Your .container-fluid element, on the other hand, will constantly resize as you make even the smallest changes to your browser width. Read Bootstrap Containers online: 908/bootstrapcontainers https://riptutorial.com/ 16

Chapter 7: Bootstrap Dropdowns Parameters Methods Example Call Via Javascript ('.dropdown-toggle').dropdown(); Toggles the dropdown ('.dropdown-toggle').dropdown('toggle') Event Type Description show.bs.dropdown This event fires immediately when the show instance method is called. shown.bs.dropdown This event is fired when the dropdown has been made visible to the user (will wait for CSS transitions, to complete). hide.bs.dropdown This event is fired immediately when the hide instance method has been called. hidden.bs.dropdown This event is fired when the dropdown has finished being hidden from the user (will wait for CSS transitions, to complete). Event Handler Example (element).on('show.bs.dropdown', function () { // do something }) Remarks When calling Dropdown Via Javascript ('.dropdown-toggle').dropdown(), the data-api i.e datatoggle "dropdown" still required. Read More Examples How to Use Use .dropdown class on parent element of dropdown menu. Add the .dropdown-menu class to a element to initialize the dropdown menu plugin. Call the plugin by Using class .dropdown-toggle and the data-toggle "dropdown" attribute on a button or a Hyperlink. Basic Example https://riptutorial.com/ 17 www.dbooks.org

div class "dropdown" button class "btn btn-primary dropdown-toggle" type "button" datatoggle "dropdown" Dropdown Example span class "caret" /span /button ul class "dropdown-menu" li a href "#" Option One /a /li li a href "#" Option two /a /li li a href "#" More Options /a /li /ul /div Read Bootstrap Dropdowns online: 61/bootstrapdropdowns https://riptutorial.com/ 18

Chapter 8: Bootstrap Navbar Examples Bootstrap Navbar This is example of Bootstrap version 3 Navbar: nav class "navbar navbar-default" role "navigation" div class "container-fluid" !-- Brand and toggle get grouped for better mobile display -- div class "navbar-header" button type "button" class "navbar-toggle" data-toggle "collapse" datatarget ".navbar-ex1-collapse" span class "sr-only" Toggle navigation /span span class "icon-bar" /span span class "icon-bar" /span span class "icon-bar" /span /button a class "navbar-brand" href "#" Title /a /div !-- Collect the nav links, forms, and other content for toggling -- div class "collapse navbar-collapse navbar-ex1-collapse" ul class "nav navbar-nav" li class "active" a href "#" Link /a /li li a href "#" Link /a /li /ul form class "navbar-form navbar-left" role "search" div class "form-group" input type "text" class "form-control" placeholder "Search" /div button type "submit" class "btn btn-default" Submit /button /form ul class "nav navbar-nav navbar-right" li a href "#" Link /a /li li class "dropdown" a href "#" class "dropdown-toggle" data-toggle "dropdown" Dropdown b class "caret" /b /a ul class "dropdown-menu" li a href "#" Action /a /li li a href "#" Another action /a /li li a href "#" Something else here /a /li li a href "#" Separated link /a /li /ul /li /ul /div !-- /.navbar-collapse -- /div Boostrap Brand Image nav class "navbar navbar-default" div class "container-fluid" https://riptutorial.com/ 19 www.dbooks.org

div class "navbar-header" a class "navbar-brand" href "#" img alt "Brand" src "." /a /div /div /nav Read Bootstrap Navbar online: 33/bootstrap-navbar https://riptutorial.com/ 20

Chapter 9: Bootstrap Themes Examples Bootstrap themes versus rule overrides What are themes? There are several visual appearance out there for Bootstrap, which can be found from sources, such as Bootswatch, which are modifying the bootstrap.min.css file. You can also create your own theme this way. When to modify themes and when to add new rules to a site.css file? When to modify the bootstrap.min.css file, and when to add your own .css file, such as site.css ? Sometimes there are style requirements, which must be done, no matter what theme you are using. These rules should go into your own .css file, such as site.css, so the main theme can be changed, the rules from site.css will apply anyhow. In order to do that, you just have to link the bootstrap theme, and your own rules, to override the existing ones: link href "./Content/bootstrap.min.css" rel "stylesheet" link href "./Content/site.css" rel "stylesheet" This way, Bootstrap themes can be changed anytime without losing the mandatory rules, applied from site.css. Read Bootstrap Themes online: 81/bootstrapthemes https://riptutorial.com/ 21 www.dbooks.org

Chapter 10: Bootstrap Validation Remarks This validation technique can only be used on inputs that are within a form. Properties must have at least one validation requirement to show highlighting on a failed onSubmit() validation. Data types (other than string) have a hidden data type requirement, so do not require an explicit data annotation. Strings do not have this, so to force a validation check along with the other fields, add the data annotation [MinLengthAttribute(0)]. Examples Using ASP.NET MVC and Data Annotations Add the following to Web.config (in Views folder), within appSettings : add key "ClientValidationEnabled" value "true"/ add key "UnobtrusiveJavaScriptEnabled" value "true"/ Add the jqueryval bundle to BundleConfig.cs: bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle(" /bundles/jqueryval").Include( " /Scripts/jqueryval/jquery.validate*")); Add the following to all pages that need validation (or Layout.cshml): !-- Reference to the jqueryval bundle -- @Scripts.Render(" /bundles/jqueryval") !-- jQuery to apply bootstrap validation classes and glyphicons to inputs -- script type "text/javascript" .validator.setDefaults({ highlight: function (element) { success hasfeedback').addClass('has-error has-feedback'); // red highlighting olfeedback').removeClas

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