I've built a website using bootstrap, and I now want to use the Bootstrap Material Design theme for its sexy components. So I included the css and js in my <head>, which immediately changes a lot of things in my website, such as the background and the navbar.
Unfortunately I do not want to use the background or the navbar of the theme. Does anybody know how I can override or "disable" the theme's navbar and background?
All tips are welcome!
You can override it by going into your new theme. Find the background and navbar in the css file of your new theme and simply use "!important" to override this.
Example:
background: white !important;
find all unwished components, copy and paste them into your own css file, change the values and include it as latest into the header section. hope this helps
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I'm using Bootstrap and Bootstrap Live Customizer to build a theme for a new site. One feature seems like it may be missing. I'm not sure how change the border width on any elements. Is there a way to change this globally, with or without Bootstrap Live Customizer? Or do I have to append my own CSS for this? Fairly new to Bootstrap, BTW.
Im new. I would love to get some help with why you think this might be happening. Thanks!
So I'm creating a site for a family member's business but the bootstrap nav bar
has some background box when its "active" from ScrollSpy. Please note the background is suppose to be transparent.
Problem
I fixed it! Thank you chrome for being able to temporarily disable css. It was due to Bootstrap's min css file with active modules, in what I couldnt edit due to my css not having it
I am using materialize (www.materializecss.com) to develop and website. I am using icons (similar to glyphicons in bootstrap) to make them appear as buttons. I am unsuccessful so far.
Js Fiddle for the same: https://jsfiddle.net/a06n54pa/
I want the images to appear similar to the reply, retweet and favorite buttons of twitter as shown in picture.
Thanks in Advance.
You could just wrap a button with an anchor tag, or in your case your button icon.
Something like this should work.
<button><i class="anyIconYourUsing"></i></button>
you are using materializecss framework which have material icon try to include glyphicons from bootstrap customize tool or use icomoon to create custom font icon build
hope this help
is there any possibility to change the color of glyphicons from bootstrap v2.3.2 without the migration in bootstrap v3.x?
I use, for example, this class:
<i class="icon-edit"></i>
I would be happy, if you can help me.
Greets,
Glyphicons in Bootstrap 2 are based on a PNG sprite. The only options you have that I see are:
changing the image itself and replacing references to it in Bootstrap's CSS
resorting to very exotic css features to change an image's color, though I'm unsure if this will work for glyphicons
In short, you can't really. Black and white (-white versions) are your only options.
As mentioned in the comments, this will be very hard to achieve in that version of bootstrap.
I'd recommend using Font Awsome
Font Awesome gives you scalable vector icons that can instantly be customized — size, color, drop shadow, and anything that can be done with the power of CSS.
I use this template for bootstrap http://bootswatch.com/yeti/, so I have bootstrap.css but I want turn off responsive features completely for web. The main problem is in navbar - if I change the window size the navbar starts looks bad.
I need advice - have I do some changes in css file, or in web template only? My web where I solving this problem http://playground.jsreport.net/