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The Missing Bootstrap 5 Guide

The Missing Bootstrap 5 Guide

By : Jeppe Schaumburg Jensen
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The Missing Bootstrap 5 Guide

The Missing Bootstrap 5 Guide

4.2 (13)
By: Jeppe Schaumburg Jensen

Overview of this book

Bootstrap is one of the world's most popular and easy-to-use frontend UI toolkits for building responsive websites, but few know how to get the most out of its vast range of components, utilities, JavaScript plugins, and other features. The Missing Bootstrap 5 Guide will help you customize Bootstrap 5 with Sass to achieve a layout that stands out from the crowd, enabling you to create something unique that doesn't look like it was created with Bootstrap. With this practical guide to Bootstrap customization, developers working with Bootstrap will be able to utilize powerful customization techniques to create websites with unique designs and exclusive features. You’ll see how you can develop a visually appealing website quickly and easily by taking a hands-on approach to customizing your website using advanced features of CSS, Sass, and JavaScript. Starting with learning how the Bootstrap 5 visual style is created with Sass, you’ll find out how to customize it to fit your needs while achieving the website look you want. You'll then use this knowledge to create a website using most of Bootstrap 5's components and customization with Sass and JavaScript. Finally, you’ll explore various advanced Bootstrap 5 topics related to Sass, CSS, JavaScript, and source code optimization. By the end of this book, you'll be able to design and build modern, captivating, and unique websites on your own using the immense capabilities of Bootstrap 5.
Table of Contents (17 chapters)
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Part One – Customizing Bootstrap 5 with Sass
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Part Two – Creating a Unique-Looking Website Based on Bootstrap 5 and Customization
12
Part Three – Advanced Topics Related to Bootstrap 5

Sass syntax

Sass supports two different syntaxes: the original indented Sass syntax and the SCSS syntax, which is basically a superset of regular CSS. The SCSS syntax is the easiest one for beginners, the most popular one, and the one used for the Bootstrap styles. It’s also the one that I will be using throughout this book. However, both of these different syntaxes support the same features of Sass.

Comparison between the original Sass syntax and the modern Sass syntax

The original syntax uses the .sass file extension. It uses indentation instead of curly braces to separate code blocks, and newline characters (every time you hit the Enter key) to separate rules within a code block.

The indented syntax looks like this:

.link
  background-color: #aaa
  &:hover
    text-decoration: underline
  &__icon
    color: #fff

The modern syntax uses the .scss file extension...

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