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bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns

v0.9.5

Published

Advanced bootstrap dropdowns, multi-level, scrollable, icons, badges. css/scss only

Downloads

11

Readme

Bootstrap Advanced Dropdowns

Bower npm downloads npm version License

Improved dropdown menus for bootstrap. Highly customizable SCSS styles with a modular approach and easymode theme creation.

Comes with several ready to use example themes.

View Demo

Features

Dropdown features
  • Unlimited multi-level dropdown menu
  • Scrollable dropdown
  • Dropdown notification list
  • Dropdown task list
  • Normal and inversed dropdown colors
  • Icons and badges
  • Headers, footers, seperators.
  • Additional utility classes to help with positioning and dimensions
Implementation features
  • Easy to override or extend
  • Modular approach. Exclude stuff you don't want / Include only the stuff you want.
  • Highly customisable
  • Or if your already content with the package as-is, simply include the css or scss in your own project.

Installation

Bower

bower install --save bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns

Npm

npm install --save bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns

Direct download

Click here to download the latest version

Implementing

CSS

Without the use of SCSS, you can simply reference bootstrap-advaced-dropdowns in your html.

<link href="path/to/bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns/bootstrap-advaced-dropdowns.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"/>
<link href="path/to/bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns/themes/dropdown-theme-default.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"/>
SCSS

By using SCSS you will have multiple ways of implementing.

Here's an example of how to completely customize bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns.

Note that there are other ways of implementing. This is the most complete one.

Before importing any bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns scss file, ensure bootstrap variables and mixins have been imported

@import "path/to/bower_components/bootstrap-sass-official/assets/stylesheets/bootstrap/variables";
@import "path/to/bower_components/bootstrap-sass-official/assets/stylesheets/bootstrap/mixins";

your-project / _variables.scss

// ... your code ...

$dropdown-class-prefix:                                     'dropdown';
$dropdown-include-utilities:                                true;
$dropdown-include-notifications:                            true;
$dropdown-include-task-list:                                true;
$dropdown-include-scrollable:                               true;

// ... your code ...

your-project / stylesheet.scss

// ... your code ...

@import "your-project/_variables.scss"

// ... your code ...

@import "path/to/bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns/dropdown";

If your SCSS structure uses a multi-theme approach, you can add the following to the theme file. Otherwise, you could append it to the code above.

your-project / themes / theme-one-stylesheet.scss

// ... your code ...

@import "your-project/_variables.scss"

// ... your code ...


// Overide bootstrap-advanced-dropdown theme variables.
// Check out the bootstrap-advanced-dropdown/_theme-variables.scss file for all variables

@import "path/to/bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns/theme-variables";

$dropdown-box-shadow-size:                                  5px;
$dropdown-wide-min-width:                                   300px;
$dropdown-header-font-size:                                 13px;
$dropdown-bg:                                               #ffffff;
$dropdown-box-shadow-color:                                 rgba(#222, 0.2);
$dropdown-header-bg:                                        #e4e4e4;
$dropdown-inverse-bg:                                       #333333;
$dropdown-inverse-box-shadow-color:                         rgba(#000, 0.2);
$dropdown-inverse-header-bg:                                #454545;
$dropdown-inverse-header-color:                             #b3b3b3;
$dropdown-tasklist-item-border-color:                       #e4e4e4;
$dropdown-inverse-tasklist-item-border-color:               #484848;
$dropdown-inverse-notifications-icon-color:                 #d8d1d1;
$dropdown-inverse-notifications-item-border-color:          #484848;

@import "path/to/bootstrap-advanced-dropdowns/themes/theme";