How do I know if a class such as mt-3 or table-left belongs to bootstrap or not?
Is there something like a website or tool, or something inside VSCode that helps me to check if a class is a bootstrap keyword or not?
Open your inspector via right click "inspect".
Then select the element you are targeting.
Next look at the classes it has
search if bootstrap has those classes to via their documentation or via google
Manual labor required. Sorry.
I don't know if VSCode has a built in check but you can always just type in the class at the search bar at https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.1/getting-started/introduction/ and if it shows something there it is a bootstrap class.
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i'm using the LifeStyle default theme for our bigcommerce based website, and i'm having difficulties figuring out how to use the quickview dialog instead of redirecting to the cart when I click dd to cart from the homepage (it works as I want it to from product section)
https://themes.psdcenter.com/theme-documentation/lifestyle-bigcommerce-theme-manual/
any help greatly appreciated!
looks like this is being set by a dynamic {{add_to_cart_url}} in the card.html file, found through templates > components > products. I agree that this information is not located in the docs by lifestyle developers.
You always have the option to reach out to the theme developers for some guidance/best practice advice from them directly when making this customization.
Some options to consider: You could write a script that overrides this default behavior, but that may not be the best route. You could also look at writing custom login in card.html specifically for the homepage. And based on card.html, it looks like to open quick view, the button has a class of 'quickview' which could be what's targeting the modal action. You could test with adding this class and making other modifications to the card.html. Search the card.html file for 'theme_settings.show_product_quick_view' to see how this works to help you achieve this on the homepage.
I am trying to use a DatePickerInput component within a bootstrap modal.
I am expecting a similar effect to this, as demonstrated on the official website.
However, inside the bootstrap modal, I get this.
I suppose that this is because the library tries to display the overlay at a certain z-index not knowing that the input itself is already in an elevated component.
How should I solve this problem?
Thank you so much!
#mrTurkay's comment solved my problem, I did not import the CSS file provided by the library.
Adding
`import 'react-day-picker/lib/style.css';`
solved this.
I am trying to make a web automation script in python, which will launch a browser login into the portal and click on few elements (buttons, pages..) based on the configuration supplied to the project.
I am using selenium and it has been working very good. But I am having few issues understanding the html of a page. I need to click on few buttons and pages but I am unable to find proper id, tag or a class of that particular elements as I am bit new to html.
Is there any tool available which I can download and it can list all the elements of a webpage based on id, tag class it is using. Thanks
Try Chropath - add to chrome :)
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chropath/ljngjbnaijcbncmcnjfhigebomdlkcjo
You can write xpath's there and it shows You all of the elements it finds.
I am building a custom WordPress site with my own theme. Is there a way in WordPress that would allow me to enable or disable a div in the sidebar similar to the way I enable or disable a widget?
For example, I have a div that is for a newsletter subscription form and a div that is for a call-to-action button. Is there a way that I can allow the WordPress administrator to choose which page to have the newsletter subscription form and which page to have the call-to-action button dynamically?
I have been searching but was unable to find any information. Perhaps I didn't have the right keyword?
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
For that to happen you would either have to go for the somewhat tricky solution, but on the other hand more satisfactory; create a custom options page with a true/false-solution using the Settings API. You can read more about that over at Codex here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_API . They here refer to a handfull of external resources to learn more. This guide helped me when setting up my first built-from-scratch page; http://ottopress.com/2009/wordpress-settings-api-tutorial/ .
The other solution would be to use a plugin. The top shelf, best in class solution - if you ask me - would be Advanced Custom Fields; http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ . It's a little bit of work to first get it's head around, perhaps, but when you get going you'll probably never look back. Creating awesome options pages is a breeze, and you probably will end up making all sorts of elements on your page optional - just because you can. But there's a catch; to create options pages you will have to buy the Pro version of it.
I'm working with the Materializecss front-end framework and I'm trying to use tabs for moving along external links but it seems like it doesn't work. The examples are for content with a ID inside the same page we're on. How can I solve this? Thank you.
As option - have different active tab on page you're linking. So visiting that page from link automatically sets it as active