Bootstrap for ASP.NET MVC

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Chapter 4 Tabs Tabs provide an option to split your content into separate pages. This is an ideal component when you have a particularly large form, which you want to split up into a logical grouping. For example, when you're editing a customer's record, you might want to split their contact details from their address details, as illustrated in the following screenshot: Bootstrap tabs are divided into two parts. You irst need to specify the tab names and the ID of the corresponding element to show when the user clicks on the tab. This is done by creating a standard unordered list element with the tab names as child list items . The element's class must be set to nav nav-tabs or nav nav-pills, as illustrated in the following script: Customer Info Address [ 83 ]
Using Bootstrap JavaScript Plugins You can use a tab or pill navigation by setting the element's data-toggle attribute to either tab or pill and setting the element's class to nav-pills. The result will look like the following screenshot in your browser: To specify the content for the tabs, create a new element and set its class to tab-content. Create a element for each tab inside the parent element and set each tab's element's class to tab-pane as follows: Info Tab Content goes here Address Tab Content goes here In the preceding markup, we created two tabs and set the active tab to the info tab by setting its class to active. [ 84 ]
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Bootstrap for ASP.NET MVC Copyright
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About the Author Pieter van der Wes
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Table of Contents Chapter 2: Using
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Preface Chapter 2, Using Bootstrap
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Preface Warnings or important notes
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Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC an
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Chapter 1 Creating the site Layout
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Using the jQuery DataTables Plugin
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