Bootstrap for ASP.NET MVC

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Popovers Popovers are similar to tooltips due to the fact that they can provide users with additional information about an element, but they are designed to show a little more content, as popovers also allow you to display a header. Popovers are deined in a similar fashion in which you would deine a popup by adding the data-toggle, data-placement, data-original-title, and data-content attributes to an element. The following markup displays a popup when a user clicks on an anchor element: Chapter 4 Gregor Samsa Setting the data-toggle attribute to popover speciies to the plugin that it needs to show a popover. The data-content attribute contains the content that will be shown inside the popover, and the data-original-title attribute sets the title of the popover. The data-placement attribute indicates the placement of the popover and supports four values, which include top, bottom, left, and right. You can also specify the trigger that will show the popover by setting the data-trigger attribute's value. Popovers can be triggered when a user clicks or hovers over the element or when the element has focus. You can also specify that the trigger should be activated manually. The four options for the data-trigger attribute are click, hover, focus, and manual. As with tooltips, the data- API is an opt-in, so you would need to initialize the popover plugin manually. In the following code, using jQuery, we'll ind all elements on a page whose data-toggle attribute is set to popover and initialize the popover plugin for each one: $(document).ready(function () { $('[data-toggle="popover"]').popover(); }); [ 87 ]
Using Bootstrap JavaScript Plugins The popover plugin will appear similar to the following screenshot in your browser: The accordion component The accordion component is probably best known for FAQ pages or pages that require a lot of content that is broken down into manageable parts. An accordion is made up of a number of panel groups. Each panel group, in turn, has a heading and body elements. To use the accordion component in our project, perform the following steps: 1. To allow the panel to collapse when the user clicks on its heading, we need to add a data-toggle attribute to an anchor element inside the panel heading element and set its value to collapse. [ 88 ]
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