Currently I am working on a XPages app where I make use of Bootstrap to make it responsive.
For certain reasons I am not using the Bootstrap4XPages plugin.
Out of the box the view panel looks very ugly in a Bootstrap UI.
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So I started to look around for some code to make a custom renderer, without success. What I found was Bootstrap CSS classes on the GetBootstrap website, and then especially the table css.
First I added ‘table table-hover’ directly to my view panel as ‘dataTableStyleClass’ property. After rebuilding the XPages app the result was good.
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To assign this result to all my view panels in this XPages app, I added the control with the style class to my custom theme.
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Like the way you implemented that using the theme.
I’m curious about the reasons why you didn’t use the Bootstrap4XPages plugin. I hope it was an admin thing and not about functionality.
No it has nothing to do with missing functionality. The plugin gave some side affects in my apps styling