
Bootstrap 4 - Responsive Web Design
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Content
- Intro
- Copyright
- Credits
- Preface
- Module 1: Table of Contents
- Module 2: Table of Contents
- Module 3: Table of Contents
- Module 1: Bootstrap 4 By Example
- Chapter 1: Getting Started
- Getting Bootstrap
- Setting up the framework
- Folder structure
- Warming up the sample example
- Bootstrap required tags
- Building our first Bootstrap example
- The container tag
- Optionally using the CDN setup
- Community activity
- Tools
- Bootstrap and web applications
- Browser compatibility
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Creating a Solid Scaffolding
- Understanding the grid system
- Building our scaffolding
- Setting things up
- Offset columns
- Completing the grid rows
- Nesting rows
- Finishing the grid
- Fluid container
- We need some style!
- There are headings everywhere
- Playing with buttons
- More typography and code tags
- Manipulating tables
- Styling the buttons
- Like a boss!
- Final thoughts
- Box-sizing
- Quick floats
- Clearfix
- Font definitions for typography
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Yes, You Should Go Mobile First
- Making it greater
- Bootstrap and the mobile-first design
- How to debug different viewports at the browser
- Cleaning up the mess
- Creating the landing page for different devices
- Mobile and extra small devices
- Tablets and small devices
- Desktop and large devices
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Applying the Bootstrap Style
- Changing our grid layout
- Starting over the grid system
- The header
- The introduction header
- The about section
- The features section
- The price table section
- The footer
- Forming the forms
- Newsletter form
- Contact form
- The sign-in form
- Images
- Helpers
- Floating and centering blocks
- Context colors
- Spacing
- Responsive embeds
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Making It Fancy
- Using Bootstrap icons
- Paying attention to your navigation
- Until the navigation collapse
- Using different attachments
- Coloring the bar
- Dropping it down
- Customizing buttons dropdown
- Making an input grouping
- Getting ready for flexbox!
- Understanding flexbox
- Playing with Bootstrap and flexbox
- Summary
- Chapter 6: Can You Build a Web App?
- Understanding web applications
- Creating the code structure
- Adding the navigation
- Adding the search input
- Time for the menu options!
- The option at the thumbnail
- Adding the Tweet button
- Customizing the navigation bar
- Setting up the custom theme
- Fixing the list navigation bar pseudo-classes
- You deserve a badge!
- Fixing some issues with the navigation bar
- Do a grid again
- Playing the cards
- Learning cards in Bootstrap 4
- Creating your own cards
- Adding Cards to our web application
- Another card using thumbnails
- Implementing the main content
- Making your feed
- Doing some pagination
- Creating breadcrumbs
- Finishing with the right-hand-side content
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Of Course, You Can Build a Web App!
- Alerts in our web app
- Dismissing alerts
- Customizing alerts
- Waiting for the progress bar
- Progress bar options
- Animating the progress bar
- Creating a settings page
- Pills of stack
- Tabs in the middle
- Adding the tab content
- Using the Bootstrap tabs plugin
- Creating content in the user info tab
- The stats column
- Labels and badges
- Summary
- Chapter 8: Working with JavaScript
- Understanding JavaScript plugins
- The library dependencies
- Data attributes
- Bootstrap JavaScript events
- Awesome Bootstrap modals
- Modal general and content
- The modal header
- The modal body
- The modal footer
- Creating our custom modal
- A tool for your tip
- Pop it all over
- Popover events
- Making the menu affix
- Finishing the web app
- Summary
- Chapter 9: Entering in the Advanced Mode
- The master plan
- The last navigation bar with flexbox
- The navigation search
- The menu needs navigation
- Checking the profile
- Filling the main fluid content
- From the side stacked menu
- I heard that the left menu is great!
- Learning the collapse plugin
- Using some advanced CSS
- Filling the main content
- Rounding the charts
- Creating a quick statistical card
- Getting a spider chart
- Overhead loading
- Fixing the toggle button for mobile
- Summary
- Chapter 10: Bringing Components to Life
- Creating the main cards
- The other card using Bootstrap components
- Creating our last plot
- Fixing the mobile viewport
- Fixing the navigation menu
- The notification list needs some style
- Adding the missing left menu
- Aligning the round charts
- Learning more advanced plugins
- Using the Bootstrap carousel
- Customizing carousel items
- Creating slide indicators
- Adding navigation controls
- Other methods and options for the carousel
- The Bootstrap spy
- Summary
- Chapter 11: Making It Your Taste
- Customizing a Bootstrap component
- The taste of your button
- Using button toggle
- The checkbox toggle buttons
- The button as a radio button
- Doing the JavaScript customization
- Working with plugin customization
- The additional Bootstrap plugins
- Creating our Bootstrap plugin
- Creating the plugin scaffold
- Defining the plugin methods
- The initialize method and plugin verifications
- Adding the Bootstrap template
- Creating the original template
- The slide deck
- The carousel indicators
- The carousel controls
- Initializing the original plugin
- Making the plugin alive
- Creating additional plugin methods
- Summary
- Module 2: Learning Bootstrap 4 Second Edition
- Chapter 1: Introducing Bootstrap 4
- Introducing Bootstrap
- Bootstrap 4 advantages
- Improved grid system and flexbox
- Card component
- Rebooting normalize.css
- Internet Explorer 8 support dropped
- Other updates
- Implementing framework files
- Inserting the JavaScript files
- The starter template
- HTML5 DOCTYPE
- Structuring the responsive meta tag
- Normalizing and Rebooting
- Taking the starter template further
- Using a static site generator
- Converting the base template to a generator
- Installing Harp.js
- Adding Sass in Harp
- Setting up the project
- Inserting the CSS
- Inserting the JavaScript
- Other directories
- Setting up the layout
- Compiling your project
- Previewing your project
- Deploying your project
- Installing Surge
- Using Surge to deploy your project
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Using Bootstrap Build Tools
- Different types of tools
- Installing Node.js
- Updating npm
- Installing Grunt
- Download the Bootstrap source files
- Installing Ruby
- Installing the Bundler gem
- Running the documentation
- Setting up the static site generator
- Why use Harp.js
- Installing Harp.js
- Setting up the blog project
- css
- fonts
- img
- js
- partial
- EJS files
- Setting up the JSON files
- Creating the data JSON file
- Setting up the layout
- Setting up the header
- Setting up the footer
- Creating our first page template
- Compiling your project
- Running your project
- Viewing your project
- A note about Sass
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Jumping into Flexbox
- Flexbox basics and terminology
- Ordering your Flexbox
- Stretching your child sections to fit the parent container
- Changing the direction of the boxes
- Wrapping your Flexbox
- Creating equal-height columns
- Setting up the Bootstrap Flexbox layout grid
- Updating the Sass variable
- Setting up a Flexbox project
- Adding a custom theme
- Creating a basic three-column grid
- Creating full-width layouts
- Designing a single blog post
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Working with Layouts
- Working with containers
- Creating a layout without a container
- Using multiple containers on a single page
- Inserting rows into your layout
- Adding columns to your layout
- [Extra small]
- Extra small
- Small
- Medium
- Large
- Extra large
- Choosing a column class
- Creating a simple three-column layout
- Mixing column classes for different devices
- What if I want to offset a column?
- Coding the blog home page
- Writing the index.ejs template
- Using spacing CSS classes
- Testing out the blog home page layout
- Adding some content
- What about mobile devices?
- Using responsive utility classes
- Coding the additional blog project page grids
- Updating _data.json for our new pages
- Creating the new page templates
- Coding the contact page template
- Adding the contact page body
- Coding the blog post template
- Adding the blog post feature
- Adding the blog post body
- Converting the mailing list section to a partial
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Working with Content
- Reboot defaults and basics
- Headings and paragraphs
- Lists
- Preformatted text
- Tables
- Forms
- Learning to use typography
- Using display headings
- Customizing headings
- Using the lead class
- Working with lists
- Coding an unstyled list
- Creating inline lists
- Using description lists
- How to style images
- Making images responsive
- Using image shapes
- Aligning images with CSS
- Coding tables
- Setting up the basic table
- Inversing a table
- Inversing the table header
- Adding striped rows
- Adding borders to a table
- Adding a hover state to rows
- Color-coating table rows
- Making tables responsive
- Summary
- Chapter 6: Playing with Components
- Using the button component
- Basic button examples
- Creating outlined buttons
- Checkbox and radio buttons
- Creating a radio button group
- Using button groups
- Creating vertical button groups
- Coding a button dropdown
- Creating a pop-up menu
- Creating different size drop-down buttons
- Coding forms in Bootstrap 4
- Setting up a form
- Adding a select dropdown
- Inserting a textarea tag into your form
- Adding a file input form field
- Inserting radio buttons and checkboxes to a form
- Adding a form to the blog contact page
- Updating your project
- Additional form fields
- Creating an inline form
- Hiding the labels in an inline form
- Adding inline checkboxes and radio buttons
- Changing the size of inputs
- Controlling the width of form fields
- Adding validation to inputs
- Using the Jumbotron component
- Adding the Label component
- Using the Alerts component
- Adding a dismiss button to alerts
- Using Cards for layout
- Moving the Card title
- Changing text alignment in cards
- Adding a header to a Card
- Inverting the color scheme of a Card
- Adding a location card to the Contact page
- Updating the Blog index page
- Adding the sidebar
- Setting up the Blog post page
- How to use the Navs component
- Creating tabs with the Nav component
- Creating a pill navigation
- Using the Bootstrap Navbar component
- Changing the color of the Navbar
- Making the Navbar responsive
- Adding Breadcrumbs to a page
- Adding Breadcrumbs to the Blog post page
- Using the Pagination component
- Adding the Pager to the Blog post template
- How to use the List Group component
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Extending Bootstrap with JavaScript Plugins
- Coding a Modal dialog
- Coding the Modal dialog
- Coding Tooltips
- Updating the project layout
- How to use Tooltips
- How to position Tooltips
- Adding Tooltips to buttons
- Updating the layout for buttons
- Avoiding collisions with our components
- Using Popover components
- Updating the JavaScript
- Positioning Popover components
- Adding a Popover to a button
- Adding our Popover button in JavaScript
- Using the Collapse component
- Coding the collapsable content container
- Coding an Accordion with the Collapse component
- Coding a Bootstrap Carousel
- Adding the Carousel bullet navigation
- Including Carousel slides
- Adding Carousel arrow navigation
- Summary
- Chapter 8: Throwing in Some Sass
- Learning the basics of Sass
- Using Sass in the blog project
- Updating the blog project
- Using variables
- Using the variables in CSS
- Using other variables as variable values
- Importing partials in Sass
- Using mixins
- How to use operators
- Creating a collection of variables
- Importing the variables to your custom style sheet
- Adding a color palette
- Adding some background colors
- Setting up variables for typography
- Coding the text color variables
- Coding variables for links
- Setting up border variables
- Adding variables for margin and padding
- Adding mixins to the variables file
- Coding a border-radius mixin
- Customizing components
- Customizing the button component
- Extending the button component to use our color palette
- Writing a theme
- Common components that need to be customized
- Theming the drop-down component
- Customizing the alerts component
- Customizing the typography component
- Summary
- Chapter 9: Migrating from Version 3
- Browser support
- Big changes in version 4
- Switching to Sass
- Updating your variables
- Updating @import statements
- Updating mixins
- Additional global changes
- Using REM units
- Other font updates
- New grid size
- Migrating components
- Migrating to the Cards component
- Using icon fonts
- Migrating JavaScript
- Miscellaneous migration changes
- Migrating typography
- Migrating images
- Migrating tables
- Migrating forms
- Migrating buttons
- Summary
- Module 3: Mastering Bootstrap 4
- Chapter 1: Revving Up Bootstrap
- Introducing our demo project
- What Bootstrap 4 Alpha 4 has to offer
- Layout
- Content styling
- Components
- Mobile support
- Utility classes
- Cross-browser compatibility
- Sass instead of Less
- From pixel to root em
- No more support for Internet Explorer 8
- A new grid tier
- Bye-bye GLYPHICONS
- Bigger text: no more panels, wells, and thumbnails
- New and improved form input controls
- Customization
- Setting up our project
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Making a Style Statement
- The grid system
- Containers
- container
- container-fluid
- Rows
- Columns
- Nesting
- Pulling and pushing
- Offsetting
- Image elements
- Responsive images
- Image modifiers
- Responsive utilities
- Helper classes
- Context
- Centering and floating
- Toggling visibility
- Text alignment and transformation
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Building the Layout
- Splitting it up
- Adding Bootstrap components
- Jumbotron
- Tabs
- Carousel
- Cards
- Navbar
- Styling
- Summary
- Chapter 4: On Navigation, Footers, Alerts, and Content
- Fixating the navbar
- Improving navigation using Scrollspy
- Customizing scroll speed
- Icons
- A note on icons in Bootstrap 3
- Using and customizing alerts
- Creating a footer
- Creating and customizing forms
- Form validation
- Progress indicators
- Adding content using media objects
- Figures
- Quotes
- Abbreviations
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Speeding Up Development Using jQuery Plugins
- Browser detection
- Enhanced pagination using bootpag
- Displaying images using Bootstrap Lightbox
- Improving our price list with DataTables
- Summary
- Chapter 6: Customizing Your Plugins
- Anatomy of a plugin
- JavaScript
- Setup
- Class definition
- Data API implementation
- jQuery
- Sass
- Customizing plugins
- Customizing Bootstrap's jQuery alert plugin
- The markup
- Extending alert's style sheets
- Extending alert's functionality with JavaScript
- Customizing Bootstrap's jQuery carousel plugin
- The markup
- Extending carousel's functionality with JavaScript
- Extending carousel's style sheets
- Writing a custom Bootstrap jQuery plugin
- The idea - the A11yHCM plugin
- The a11yHCM.js file
- The markup
- Adding some style
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Integrating Bootstrap with Third-Party Plugins
- Building a testimonial component with Salvattore
- Introducing Salvattore
- Integrating Salvattore with Bootstrap
- Adding Animate.css to MyPhoto
- Bouncing alerts
- Animating a Salvattore grid
- Hover
- Adding Hover to MyPhoto
- Making the navbar grow
- Awesome Hover icons
- Salvattore Hover
- Summary
- Chapter 8: Optimizing Your Website
- CSS optimization
- Inline styles
- Long identifier and class names
- Shorthand rules
- Grouping selectors
- Rendering times
- Minifying CSS and JavaScript
- Introducing Grunt
- Minification and concatenation using Grunt
- Running tasks automatically
- Stripping our website of unused CSS
- Processing HTML
- Deploying assets
- Stripping CSS comments
- JavaScript file concatenation
- Summary
- Chapter 9: Integrating with AngularJS and React
- Introducing AngularJS
- Setting up AngularJS
- Improving the testimonials component
- Making testimonials dynamic
- Making a Promise with $q
- Creating an AngularJS directive
- Writing the testimonials template
- Testing the testimonial directive
- Importing the Salvatorre library
- Introducing React
- Setting up React
- Making a Gallery component in React
- Using carousel in React
- Summary
- Bibliography.pdf
- Thankspage
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