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I want to archive my own code examples. Therefore i need a proper view of my code including syntax highlighting. Similar as symfony framework does it on their website: http://prntscr.com/bqrmzk.
I want to know if there is a js-framework which does it without setting inline css (for e.g. colours) but classes instead. Thereby it would be easier to change the style of the elements.
To be sure that you got me right: i want same effect as on this website but without code generated with inline styles: http://markup.su/highlighter/.
Would be nice if someone could name a framework or plugin.
highlight.js would be a good option.
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This is the table:
This is where the table comes from. I have also checked react-pdf but table generation is not yet implemented and it is a huge pain to create this using plain CSS.
You can try using the inbuilt JavaScript table or export the bootstrap data table and modify it. It should be really useful since you can control the view there. If you're looking for a library then maybe this existing question might be helpful. Export to PDF in React-Table
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Does anybody know any solution to validate twitter bootstrap classes in an html code?
I mean checking code style rules for rows to make sure they are placed in a container, checking for cols to make sure they are in a row, ... and things like that!
I am not asking for "opinionated answers". Opinionated answers means only when you know at least two different solution to a question, not when you don't know anything about it.
I am asking for a tool like https://validator.w3.org but for validating classes in twitter bootstrap. Something like https://github.com/twbs/bootlint [bootlint doesn't support bootstrap v4!]
Bootlint is the official Bootstrap linter. Judging by recent commits, this project is currently maintained.
It should be sufficient for your problem, for example it will detect missplaced .row.
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I'm looking to Dropbox-like javascript tree browser / file navigation. I used jsTree in the past but, for this project, I'm looking something much lighter and easier to configure tune. Preferably with all CSS.
In short, I'm looking something like this:
I use jQuery File Tree along with my own custom style. To get something that look's and feel's as you want you should always do it yourself. Find a plugin that you are comfortable with and re-skin the output with CSS. The dropbox style is relatively easy to re-create in CSS.
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what's a good tab script/code that will work in just about all browsers and wont conflict with jquery scripts. i was think about something like this
http://nontroppo.org/test/tab1.html
its pure css no jscript coding at all. one of that tabs will have an actually image gallery script on it another will have a video player... should I consider something with ajax or will the pure css one shown in the link about be perfect?
You may want to check out # http://jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/ as well, if you need additional handling.
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I've used the jQuery plugin Uniform.js before and it works great.
The only issue I have is that it relies on jQuery. I'm working on a project that really doesn't need jQuery, and I'm reluctant to load an entire framework just for one plugin.
Does anyone know of another plugin that does what Uniform does but doesn't rely on any frameworks?
My guess is that you're not going to gain much by avoiding jQuery, and you're probably going to waste a lot of time even if you do find something that suits your needs. I mean, it's only 31KB (plus the size of the plugin).
If you're set on not using jQuery, maybe have a look at NiceForms.
There are some demos on this page, and the script file is under 10kb when packed.