Has anyone successfully integrated bootstrap with ublogsy? It would be a perfect combo for a project I am working on. I'm sure I could plow through integrating it, but just wanted to see if it's already out there.
I've had pretty good luck adding bootstrap to ublogsy. I read through the bootstrap documentation, especially the scaffolding/grid stuff. Then I carefully looked at all the styles and markup in the ublogsy cshtml templates. I basically stripped out most of the uBlogsy css, like the ublogsy and ublogsy_main elements and replaced them with bootstrap scaffolding.
Yes, this was extremely easy to get working properly. One thing I was thinking of doing, was to adjust the templates so you can specify the scaffolding to be used for specific components. For example, I'd like to be able to drop in a categories listing and tell it I want it to be a span3 on one page and a span8 on another. This would make the components very flexible.
bootstrap integration
Has anyone successfully integrated bootstrap with ublogsy? It would be a perfect combo for a project I am working on. I'm sure I could plow through integrating it, but just wanted to see if it's already out there.
Hey Steve,
What do you mean integrate Bootstrap with uBlogsy? You mean Twitter Bootstrap?
If so Bootstrap is just CSS / JS so you can integrate it with uBlogsy.
There's alot of uBlogsy classes / mark up that comes with the default site, however you can strip all this out.
Rich
Good call. I'm reading through the bootstrap examples.
I'm currently working on adapting uBlogsy to work with Twitter Bootstrap. So far, it's working fairly well. I'll have more info soon.
I've had pretty good luck adding bootstrap to ublogsy. I read through the bootstrap documentation, especially the scaffolding/grid stuff. Then I carefully looked at all the styles and markup in the ublogsy cshtml templates. I basically stripped out most of the uBlogsy css, like the ublogsy and ublogsy_main elements and replaced them with bootstrap scaffolding.
I also added Twitter's bootstrap to uBlogsy.
It's really easy. Just change the classes from uBlogsy with the ones from Bootstrap and your good to go.
Yes, this was extremely easy to get working properly. One thing I was thinking of doing, was to adjust the templates so you can specify the scaffolding to be used for specific components. For example, I'd like to be able to drop in a categories listing and tell it I want it to be a span3 on one page and a span8 on another. This would make the components very flexible.
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