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Morning all,
I'm looking at the umbraco grid to try and allow the end user to create custom page layouts rather then just the bog standard template.
I've followed couple tutorials on youtube and looked through the starterkits to see how they managed it.
However I've created my Grid, I've put my content inside e.g
Yet for some reason it still prints out like this.
I'm using the following code to render it;
@CurrentPage.GetGridHtml("contentGrid", "bootstrap3-fluid")
Am I mising something? I thuoght I could just use the standard layouts which umbarco comes with?
Thanks,
Matt
Did you include the bootstrap-css correctly in your template?
I thought that, but when looking in starter kits I cannot see them linking to any bootstrap css?
e.g in bootstrap3-Fluid.cshtml they reference class "umb-grid" and "row" but nothing in there css?
The css should referred in you master-template. not in the partial view of the grid.
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Morning all,
I'm looking at the umbraco grid to try and allow the end user to create custom page layouts rather then just the bog standard template.
I've followed couple tutorials on youtube and looked through the starterkits to see how they managed it.
However I've created my Grid, I've put my content inside e.g
Yet for some reason it still prints out like this.
I'm using the following code to render it;
Am I mising something? I thuoght I could just use the standard layouts which umbarco comes with?
Thanks,
Matt
Did you include the bootstrap-css correctly in your template?
I thought that, but when looking in starter kits I cannot see them linking to any bootstrap css?
e.g in bootstrap3-Fluid.cshtml they reference class "umb-grid" and "row" but nothing in there css?
The css should referred in you master-template. not in the partial view of the grid.
is working on a reply...