Without knowing what platform you are on, this is not a question that can be answered with complete information. I use MS Visual Studio Community (Windows 10) , which is free. But there is a learning...
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Without knowing what platform you are on, this is not a question that can be answered with complete information. I use MS Visual Studio Community (Windows 10) , which is free. But there is a learning...
Difficult to say for certain without seeing your page code in active view. My guess would be something simple like a jquery link is broken or in correct. Make backups of working models to protect ...
Responsive site is doing what is designed to do by stacking the left before the right.
I would make a copy of the of the left column, paste it below the right column, then have this column hidden...
This new release is no solid yet. Review on Boot 4's documents navbar info "external content. https://v4-alpha.getbootstrap.com/components/navbar/#external-content
Sound like your drop down has focus on page load. Can you post your code and if aspx code behind?
Explain further. What do you want and what are you seeing?
The background styling would be in the row tag, although I would use a div instead of a tag. Now the question is what is the background image? A small image that can use a simple "repeat-x,...
I use Visual Studio 2013 Pro and/or VS 2015 Pro. You can obtain a free version at https://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/ which I find is best for my development in aspx or html5 and database...
Link to bootstrap css: <link href="../Content/bootstrap.css" rel="stylesheet" /> this is placed in the "header" of your page
OK . Review this Bootstrap information:
http://getbootstrap.com/css/#grid
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Columns can not exceed 12
<div class="row col-sm-9">
<p>Level 1</p>
</div>
<div class="row col--xs-8 col-4">
<p>Level 2</p>
</div>
No. Templates will give you a basic web site or in some cases "some" logic.
You would need the web pages and background logic programming that interfaces with a database.
Not knowing what...
This can be done, but it depends somewhat on the programming language you are using.
If this is just html5 you can set up div's for small devices that are not viewed n larger screens and vise-versa....
It is a given that if you update Bootstrap you are going to overwrite any changes you made to that file.
Let's get back to your original question about making changes to your css and the effect it...
Bootstrap is used as global file and most likely so is your custom css, thus the conflict. You either have to comment out the statement in one or the other, unless you use a different naming...
I would use the "find and replace" feature that most programming applications have. In VS that feature (ctrl + f) allows you to search and replace in the current document, the pages that are open...
Bootstrap is basically a css element with limited .js functions.
As I see it in what you are saying, you need to program events in either javacsript (jquery) or a language like C#.
Do you have links to both the bootstrap css and your custom css. And if so did you delete or comment out the bootstrap css element?
Root folder, I'm not sure what you are referring to? I downloaded and looked at this Agency web template in VS2014.
All I can think of is if you change the name of any folder or make it a child...
You should review (at the bootstrap web site) css grid system for specific information in "grid system, small and desktop".
try:
<div ="col-sm-2 col-md-2">content</div>
You can
What language are you using to connect to the database. I need to see your code.
Could any number of reasons. Would need to see your page code to help you.
Looks like, based on the images you provided, it is a margin-left issue. A sample of code would be helpful.
See http://getbootstrap.com/components/#navbar Where ><a href="mypage.html">