Bootstrap is a free collection of HTML, CSS and Javascript code
created by Twitter to aid web designers to create rapid and consistent
websites. Bootstrap offers several powerful tools that can be a huge
advantage to a DotNetNuke 7.2 skin developer.
Some of these include:
- Various layout options: Bootstrap allows us to work with a variety of layout options such as the grid system, this grid system allows us to create pane layouts extremely quickly.
- Default modern text and button styles.
- A selection of handy javascript plugins such as popups, animated menus, and a responsive carousel.
Bootstrap is theme-able and extensible framework with a number of sites dedicated to providing high quality designs. So now we have the building blocks to make our site look the way we want but with a foundation that every designer, programmer, and content administrator is familiar with and can re-use in every project and page. Out of the box the Bootstrap framework supports responsive design for a mobile website. So with a minor amount of effort you can turn a desktop design into a user friendly mobile website without duplicating content.
Bootstrap allows for true responsive (fluid) layout as well as adaptive (what I call step-down) layouts. I tend to like to use the adaptive layout as I feel it still gives me a bit of control on my layout for each targeted screen size.
There are several grid frameworks out there that give you some tools to structure your responsive skin. There are several grid frameworks out there that give you some tools to structure your responsive skin. However, Bootstrap is not just a grid system. It also has a lot of different components that are available to help in making the process much easier. Instead of having to create controls and JavaScript for things such as a collapsible menu on mobile view, if you structure your menu as Bootstrap does, it just works! Of course, you can still customize your menu on top of what is there with your own CSS and JavaScript, but it really just simplifies things quite a bit.
The Bootstrap website has a great tool for customizing your Bootstrap package for whatever configuration you have. As I mentioned previously, there are quite a few components in Bootstrap and including the whole mess can really provide some overhead that you just don't really need. You can go through the Customize page and un-check all of the components that you feel you will not be using. Also, on this Customize page, are quite a few variables that can be adjusted to fit your project. For example, column and gutter widths for each step in screen size and colors for the components that you included in your package.
Some of these include:
- Various layout options: Bootstrap allows us to work with a variety of layout options such as the grid system, this grid system allows us to create pane layouts extremely quickly.
- Default modern text and button styles.
- A selection of handy javascript plugins such as popups, animated menus, and a responsive carousel.
Bootstrap is theme-able and extensible framework with a number of sites dedicated to providing high quality designs. So now we have the building blocks to make our site look the way we want but with a foundation that every designer, programmer, and content administrator is familiar with and can re-use in every project and page. Out of the box the Bootstrap framework supports responsive design for a mobile website. So with a minor amount of effort you can turn a desktop design into a user friendly mobile website without duplicating content.
Bootstrap allows for true responsive (fluid) layout as well as adaptive (what I call step-down) layouts. I tend to like to use the adaptive layout as I feel it still gives me a bit of control on my layout for each targeted screen size.
There are several grid frameworks out there that give you some tools to structure your responsive skin. There are several grid frameworks out there that give you some tools to structure your responsive skin. However, Bootstrap is not just a grid system. It also has a lot of different components that are available to help in making the process much easier. Instead of having to create controls and JavaScript for things such as a collapsible menu on mobile view, if you structure your menu as Bootstrap does, it just works! Of course, you can still customize your menu on top of what is there with your own CSS and JavaScript, but it really just simplifies things quite a bit.
The Bootstrap website has a great tool for customizing your Bootstrap package for whatever configuration you have. As I mentioned previously, there are quite a few components in Bootstrap and including the whole mess can really provide some overhead that you just don't really need. You can go through the Customize page and un-check all of the components that you feel you will not be using. Also, on this Customize page, are quite a few variables that can be adjusted to fit your project. For example, column and gutter widths for each step in screen size and colors for the components that you included in your package.
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