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Rati Wannapanop edited this page Jun 1, 2017 · 5 revisions

Using Twitter's Bootstrap CSS with Vuetable

Vuetable was designed from the beginning to take advantange of CSS framework to render table appearance. So, if your CSS framework of choice is supporting the HTML table, it should be easy enough to configure Vuetable to use the CSS specified by those frameworks.

However, table is usually not the only element on the page. It usually accompanies by other elements like the pagination, search/filter element, etc. So, in order to successfully apply the CSS of the selected framework to Vuetable, you will need to understand different parts that is going into your web app page.

And we are going to do that in this lesson by applying Twitter's Bootstrap CSS to Vuetable and its related elements.

index.html

  • Replace Semantic UI CSS and JS

Changes related to Vuetable, VuetablePagination, and VuetablePaginationInfo

  • create a new file to store CSS for those components
  • field def
  • use css prop of each component to assign appropriate config object
  • buttons and icons in "actions" scoped slot

Changes outside of Vuetable

  • filter-bar
  • app CSS

Tutorial Content

Prerequisite
Lessons
  1. Your first Vuetable
  2. Displaying more fields
  3. Cleaning up code
  4. Make change to field title
  5. Column alignment
  6. Format fields using callback option
  7. Adding pagination
  8. Displaying pagination information
  9. Customizing Vuetable
  10. Make columns sortable
  11. Using special fields
  12. Adding Detail Row
  13. Adding Search Filter
  14. Moving Field Definitions to another file
  15. Passing Props to MyVuetable - Part 1
  16. Passing Props to MyVuetable - Part 2
  17. Passing Scoped Slot to MyVuetable
  18. Using Twitter's Bootstrap CSS with Vuetable
  19. Pagination for Twitter's Bootstrap

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