startbootstrap-creative | A one page HTML theme for creatives by Start Bootstrap | Theme library
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Creative is a one page, creative website theme built with Bootstrap created by Start Bootstrap.
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QUESTION
I have been developing a VueJS website for a few weeks, and realised my design skills were not good enough to design a proper landing page. I came across this stunning Bootstrap open source template and really would like to use it.
However, I would like to stick to VueJS since I need it for some other dynamic pages. What would be the best way to integrate this template into a VueJS component? It uses Bootstrap and a bit of JavaScript as well. I know of Vue Framework such as BootstrapVue, but they would require rewriting the whole page using its custom components (such as b-nav
or b-nav-item
).
I have tried just copying and pasting the HTML into a component but I then have the problem of the CSS and JavaScript. Is using a bootstrap.css file in Vue JS a good practice ?
I am not asking anyone to do some boring job for me, but it seems to me like tweaking such a template so that it fits to a VueJS component always has some side effects, and I wanted to make sure there were no easiest, more elegant and reliable solution for this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-11 at 17:19The whole point of BootstrapVue is to drop Bootstrap's dependency on jQuery.
It only uses Bootstrap's scss and the jQuery part is replaced with BV's own JS (provided via Vue components).
At first glance, it doesn't look like that would be your case, since you want some additional jQuery code (the theme's own JS) - currently written in jQuery.
However, when looking closer, the theme's own jQuery script is quite small. It basically does three things:
- routes the page URLs when you navigate between sections (which could/should be replaced by Vue Router calls in your case),
- implements scrollSpy (which has a Vue alternative) - it does it for the same purpose - knowing when to change the page URL,
- implements magnificPopup (which also has a Vue alternative).
So it looks like the jQuery dependency could be fairly easily dropped, provided it's replaced by Vue code.
You basically seem to want a Vue variant of the Bootstrap theme. Or, to be more exact, a BootstrapVue variant of it.
If we were to look for the best possible candidate for the job, it would probably be found somewhere in the pool of Vue or BootstrapVue experts, as well as the creators of the Bootstrap theme (chances are they shouldn't find BootstrapVue difficult to use - considering the quality of their template).
Whether or not this is a job fit for your abilities is a question only you can answer but, unless you're purely interested in the functional part (getting the job done[1]), it is definitely a good opportunity to learn more about both Vue and Bootstrap.
To provide a helpful estimate, a senior FE developer would take anywhere between 8 to 20 hrs to create this template, provided they know Vue.
[1] Getting the job done with the least amount of effort would mean to simply inject the entire template as a page into your existing Vue app, making sure you import everything it needs (jQuery, jQuery.easing, Bootstrap, magnificPopup & scrollSpy) - roughly estimated at ~4 hours - could be less but you have to account for testing and any potential bug fixing.
I strongly advise against this approach as it's likely to significantly increase the size of your app while reducing its scalability and flexibility. This approach produces applications nobody wants to touch as, in time, the probability that any modification will break some existing functionality increases exponentially.
Since SO questions are supposed to take no longer than 15 minutes to answer, it should be obvious none of the above described tasks is feasible as a Stack Overflow question. Besides, you need to show some of your own coding effort up so far and provide a minimal reproducible example.
QUESTION
I'm implementing a bootstrap template in my angular web app, specifically this one and if you open its live preview, you will see navigation bar scroll down effect.
That navigation bar logic is located right here: https://blackrockdigital.github.io/startbootstrap-creative/js/creative.js
Probably this one:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-20 at 16:40You can use a combination of techiques:
1) listen for event onScrool (add this hostlistener in the methods part)
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I'm using two bootstrap layouts (https://github.com/BlackrockDigital/startbootstrap-creative and https://github.com/BlackrockDigital/startbootstrap-grayscale) for my website (https://fierce-ocean-39920.herokuapp.com/), and on Heroku, the pages with the creative layout appear with only html, while the pages with grayscale display perfectly fine.
My github: https://github.com/Conbonbot/Community_Service_Logger
I've tried using the maxcdn solution, I've put it in my application.html.erb, and it changes the layout a little bit, but doesn't actually load the creative layout, and it messes with the grayscale layout
I've installed both the rails_12factor and anjlab-bootstrap-rails gems, and again, nothing changes.
my new.html.erb (the part that's not working)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-19 at 00:23I fixed this by changing the heroku buildpack to heroku/ruby (bundler was giving me issues)
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Connected to this question: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/300387/default-menu-items-for-custom-theme-but-easily-delete-able-customize-able-by-u
So, using this bootstrap template as an example again: https://blackrockdigital.github.io/startbootstrap-creative/
the menu items would be connected to the sections so when clicked on they are scrolled to. However, how would I dynamically link in a ux/ui friendly way the menu items to each respective section so that when user goes to change an item or menu they would link back to that section?
In other words, I would have a default easily change-able menu and menu items come with the theme. However, how would I go about making it easy for the user to connect a different menu item to the same section? And how would I dynamically connect a menu item to said section?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-12 at 21:12Assuming your theme uses the native WordPress menu page for building custom menus for your respective website, this is relatively easy. In order for this to work properly, there will need to be some custom JS added to your page to handle scrolling down to a given section.
Sections themselves will need to also have a unique identifier, so the JS provided can actually scroll to the given section. Here is an example on how to accomplish this:
We will start by creating and editing a WordPress menu. Be sure to set up the links from the menu items so they will work with the upcoming anchor scroll-ability. These url's MUST match the ID of the section on the front-end you are wishing to scroll to.
We now can utilize jQuery to trigger a click function, which will scroll the user down to the respective section on the page. Here's an example of a function you can use. Remember, some formatting of the function will be required as you need to make sure the parent wrapper of your menu has the ID which the function is looking for. Here's the function:
QUESTION
I have an ASP.NET core / MVC Core application that I'm currently working on however when I first load the project into Visual Studio it is taking ages to load (20 minutes).
I'm not exactly sure what is causing the extended load time, but its not Visual Studio itself as other projects load a lot quicker, I'm pretty certain its something with this individual project as it used to work fine, and I've tried it on another laptop and it also takes its time there.
I've also tried starting Visual Studio using the /SafeMode switch but that has made no difference.
I'm using Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise
Below is a copy of my project.json in case someone can identify a potential issue with it
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-11 at 00:01Here is a suggestion that may work.
I would recommend updating .netcore to 1.1 because there were many issues with 1.0 By running this in your nuget console Install-Package Microsoft.NETCore.App
Another issue could be that you are loading a dependency that is failing or not working correctly.
For instance it might be loading your send grid and send grid is very slow and that may be why.
Try to run a very simple app without any dependency's and see if you get the same result.
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