You could start with you own hand-written variables file or you can use another theme as a starting point. In those instances you have the option to upload your own LESS variables in order to generate a theme. Rather than just using a pre-generated theme, you may also want to use a custom theme. Now when you run the page the Ignite UI and jQuery UI widgets reflect the default Bootstrap styles. You may or may not want to use a CDN for your application. Note: This example shows CDN links to Bootstrap and the Ignite UI structure file. The generated theme file belongs after the Bootstrap reference and before the structure file ( infragistics.css). In setting up the CSS references, you also need to reference Bootstrap as well as the Ignite UI structure CSS file. Next, extract the theme into a location in your application (this example uses the css/themes folder).
UI BOOTSTRAP BUILDER ZIP FILE
This action downloads a ZIP file to your machine with all the files that make up the theme. From the available choices select the LESS, compiled CSS & images option. Navigate to the Ignite UI Bootstrap Theme Generator Default theme and click on the download button. This screenshot shows how the igGrid is rendered with the theme on the page: Step 1: Download Theme The Theme Generator site makes a number of Bootstrap-based themes available which are ready for you to download and use in your application without requiring further customization. If you would like to learn more about LESS, click here for more information. Note: All themes are initially built from the default Bootstrap theme that is build using the LESS pre-processing language.
UI BOOTSTRAP BUILDER HOW TO
This tutorial demonstrates how you download pre-generated themes as well as how to upload values in order to generate a custom theme.
The Ignite UI Bootstrap Theme Generator is a tool that creates themes that style Ignite UI and jQuery UI widgets for Bootstrap.
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