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bootstrap-expanded-features

v1.4.3

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Too many new features for bootstrap made with javascript for better performance and more options without a large css file.

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Maintainers

lynx_pardellelynx_pardelle

Keywords

cssjsbootstrapbootstrap-expanded-features

Readme

bootstrap-expanded-features

📝 Table of Contents

SUPPORT THIS LIBRARY

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lynxpardelle

🧐 IMPORTANT: BREAKING CHANGES, READ BEFORE UPDATE

The border changed to borderWidth and bw, please change that in your code to have border well written.

🧐 About

Too many new features for bootstrap made with javascript for better performance and more options without a large css file.

😭 The problem

Bootstrap doesn't support options of their classes like w-33 to have width: 33%; on an element or things more especific like h-20vh to have an element with: height 20vh;, that can be more efficient and responsive and whenever we need those, we need to get it though a css style sheet and thats not the main point of using Bootstrap.

First I tried to make a library for sass to get to many more options for the classes but there was one problem, it was an 50mb size file after beeing compiled, and we know that 50mb its a large file to be downloaded only to use a few classes that are on the file, but then I get one idea that can let anybody to get all the css that they want without having all the options that they dont use and having the option to create more colors that can be used with bg-newcolorname to get background-color: newcolor; and many more options.

😎 The solution

We can now use this js library that creates all the css with the classes that are like in bootstrap just in the load of your pages, that mean that your users will only need to download the js and not a css file of 50mb+ and speed up you charge with a simple task that only consumes a few memory of the ram of the user.

🏁 Getting Started

You can check the full tutorial on this link

⛏️ More Information

We get the idea of how to use the colors from the sass of bootstrap, more specific, from the _variables.scss file on the source files.

✍️ Authors

Lynx Pardelle