I have to create a responsive div container and include it in every html page.
I'm using spring and angular.js and my html page is a jsp.
How can I implement this?
Thanks.
You can use some template framework such as Tiles or Thymeleaf. There are plenty of tutorials on how to use them and their documentations are very detailed.
Side note: Thymeleaf is also very well supported by Spring/Spring boot. I would highly recommend that.
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I have HTML of my website. And they have many functionalities and modules. How can I convert in typo3? My content area has many elements so how can I manage as we manage in WordPress?
You have to get used to the concepts of Fluid Templates. There is no general recipe for this.
In Fluid we have Template files, Layout files and Partial files. You have to split up your HTML page accordingly.
A problem will be to deal with the content elements. You probably will have to develop custom content elements to produce the same HTML code like Wordpress.
There are several ways to do this. For some functionality best practice is writing a extension. For special layout elements Create Custom Content Elements
I am creating front end of Dashboard App using WebStorm IDE and React framework.
As I already created UI design, I want to continue with creating of layout. I want firstly create empty rectangles and then insert functions in them (not sure if it is the best workflow)
But there is a problem, that layout is a bit complicated, see picture:
How should I proceed?
Should I use nested div tags and insert them into render function? Or there is other solution?
Should I use nested div tags and insert them into render function?
Yes, that's exactly how you should proceed.
Use css to display them like you want. You can use front-end libraries to help you, like:
Material UI
React Bootstrap
If you want to use bootstrap, you can have a look at how to display the grid system.
You can also follow this tutorial from w3schools to learn more about flexbox and how it works only with css (without material or bootstrap)
We are working on a website project. Most of the pages on the website are HTML based. There is an order form that is designed using ASP.NET.
Since I am new to ASP.NET, I wish to know if it is possible to integrate the HTML and ASP together in a single website. For example, if I click on a tabbed menu option in the HTML page, I want the ASP to open preferably following the same layout of the existing HTML page.
Yes its simple. ASP.Net just uses html. Any links css etc. should work with with both.
Think of ASP.NET being an extension of HTML for ease of creating a dynamic website.
ASP.NET is a server side language for generating HTML. So yes, this is possible.
Before you start on this project it would be worth learning the basics. There's loads of free tutorials online.
ASP.NEt only uses HTMl to Load the Content in WebBrowser. So you should able to integrate with Asp.Net. Also I think you are talking about the Same Layout for new Aspx. in Asp.net we Uses MasterPage, ContentPlaceHolder.
How can I add a data grid in a view which has sortable columns and lookups too. Is there an inbuilt HTML feature I can use to implement this?
Any help is appreciated.
If you don't mind using jquery, I've had success using jqgrid. There is various tutorials for using it with asp.net mvc on the net.
Here is the link. see this example
http://www.trirand.com/blog/jqgrid/jqgrid.html
I am developing one site using joomla 1.5 and mootools 1.1 for js framework,
in that i need to display some HTML content to be displayed in thick box.
I have tried a lot, but its not working for me not even giving an error.
Please let me know if have any solution to this problem.
Thanks in advance......
Joomla has Squeezebox built in, and you can use it to show an iFrame with any HTML you want. Squeezebox uses MooTools which is also built into Joomla. JQuery works with Joomla but sometimes can cause conflicts. See here for Squeezebox guidance.
It looks like ThickBox is intended to be used in conjunction with jQuery. Smoothbox, however, is a port to MooTools. I suggest you add the Smoothbox files to your project and look over the demo code.