I have been using Umbraco V7 for about a week now and I'm really enjoying using it. I have managed to transfer a site across so far without any glitches or upsets. However I need to do something like Bootstrap Tabs as seen here on their documentation
Im thinking of the best possible way to achieve this, do I build more document types and go for a structure like so
PageParent
- Title 1
-- Section Content
- Title 2
-- Section Content
Or
Do I build a custom package ? Im just wondering what you more experienced Umbraco users would do, this still all relatively new to me and I do have experience with Angular so if someone could point me in a direction it would be much appreciated.
LeBlender makes this a breeze to do. The bootstrap tab code is already there within the examples that LeBlender installs (you'll find those in Views > Partials > Grid > Editors folder).
It's also got code for accordions as well. I ended up making my tabs responsively change to accordions for small view ports, so a best of both worlds :-) Best of all as it's built in LeBlender backoffice users can just drop an accordion/tabs section into a page when and where they wish.
Umbraco V7 Bootstrap tabs
Hi all,
I have been using Umbraco V7 for about a week now and I'm really enjoying using it. I have managed to transfer a site across so far without any glitches or upsets. However I need to do something like Bootstrap Tabs as seen here on their documentation
http://getbootstrap.com/javascript/#tabs
Im thinking of the best possible way to achieve this, do I build more document types and go for a structure like so
PageParent
- Title 1
-- Section Content
- Title 2
-- Section Content
Or
Do I build a custom package ? Im just wondering what you more experienced Umbraco users would do, this still all relatively new to me and I do have experience with Angular so if someone could point me in a direction it would be much appreciated.
I've done this within Umbraco 7's grid framework.
I used LeBlender (which is brilliant I hasten to add!), https://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/leblender/
LeBlender makes this a breeze to do. The bootstrap tab code is already there within the examples that LeBlender installs (you'll find those in Views > Partials > Grid > Editors folder).
It's also got code for accordions as well. I ended up making my tabs responsively change to accordions for small view ports, so a best of both worlds :-) Best of all as it's built in LeBlender backoffice users can just drop an accordion/tabs section into a page when and where they wish.
I hope that helps!
Here's a quick run through from a back office users viewpoint
Pic 1 - Select Tabs (rather than having to go via Macros)
Pic 2 - Enter Tab content
Pic 3 - How the tab section looks in the back office (I set it not to render as it can be confusing within the grid)
Paul, how did you actually construct this with Le Blender in the backoffice?
Paul you legend, thank you. Will have a look into le blender later, can see this will save a ton of time. Thanks again!!
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