Where do we see html templates for mudblazor?
The link says https://github.com/MudBlazor/Templates but I donot see any HTML/CSS templates.
I was looking for Themeforest kind of HTML templates where we can straight way use those templates for UI design.
Can some one point out?
Something is preparing will used as a template.
And there is already a repo
https://github.com/MudBlazor/Templates
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I just started to use MVC for a simple website. Very new to this.
I am trying to change from the default layout to a simple layout page with sidebar navigation with drop-down list capability. Something similar to one that is shown in the enter link description here
Could you please guide me through this? I have downloaded the HTML, CSS and js files.
I added them to the project and referred to them in the bundleconfig.cs. But still no success.
Thank you very much
I just read about extending SonarQube with custom pages. All examples I have found consist only of javascript files.
Is it possible to have html files as well or is it javascript only? If it is javascript only then the whole feature is completely useless as nobody wants to create all the html elements with javascript.
It's Javascript only.
However, there's a guide on how to use React to create the HTML elements, which makes it a lot more bearable. Try it!
Recently I asked a question about implementing HTML into a label and was given a very good answer:
Is there any way I can add HTML into a Xamarin.Forms page?
However I would like to also have some common CSS for the HTML and also have the ability to add this into the back end C# code rather than XAML. Can anyone give me suggestions on how I could do this?
I think your answer is in that linked question : "If you want full-blown html support, then Xamarin forms WebView would be way to go".
Adding CSS is probably easiest to achieve by using WebView.
I cannot for the life of me find where I can edit the CSS of a drag-and-drop template. The Mailchimp knowledge base is useless and hasn't returned any results.
Anyone know where I can do this?
Sadly, I don't think it's possible. You have to export the template as HTML and then re-import as a Code Your Own template.
I've setup Octopress and want to use totally custom styling basically throwing out most of the standard styling that applies to the rest of the site.
I do want to keep reference to all responsive goodness though that is baked in.
What's the best way to setup my custom landing page?
You mean like this?
http://eduncan911.com
^- My Octopress site.
Blog is at: http://eduncan911.com/blog
Since Octopress uses Jekyll under the skin, it would be better to think about how to accomplish this in terms of Jekyll - and there are many ways to do this.
OT: Personally, I find Octopress' theme layout, includes and customs far too complex and too granular. They did this to make it highly customable; but in my view, it tightly couples every template to another template.
Now with that said, there are multiple ways to achieve this. I did answer a very similar question here:
Creating an octopress theme from a wordpress theme
It's Jekyll: therefore, just go create the page however you want it. Replace the /source/index.html with whatever design, html and css you want.
If you don't want the blog roll, or want to move the "blog to another directory", just move the current /source/index.html to, say, /source/blog/index.html. That's it.
As I noted in the answer above, the only import thing is to keep the YAML frontmatter and specify the "layout" as you want to use. For example, I have a layout called "homepage" that is far different than any other layout. My /source/index.html uses layout: homepage.
But even then, you don't even have to use the YAML - create your own raw html file as you see fit. It will be used when you rake generate. This is what I personally did at first. Then, I slowly split up the homepage into the /source/_layouts/homepage.html and just went from there. I did not follow Octopress' entire theme at all - just enough to use posts and pages.