Welcome to the GWT-Bootstrap Javadoc.

GWT-Bootstrap provides GWT widgets styled and (partly) operated by Twitter's Bootstrap. Bootstrap is a project of Mark Otto and Jacob Thornton.

Installation

Add 
	{@literal }
to your {@code *.gwt.xml} file.
and Add below to your html's head tag. 
{@literal
	
 		
		
		
		
		...
	
}

IMPORTANT: If you are using GWT-Platform, please take a look at this comment on issue #82.


Setting up UiBinder

Add 
	xmlns:b="urn:import:com.github.gwtbootstrap.client.ui"
to the top of every UiBinder file that uses GWT-Bootstrap widgets. You can then use the widgets in the "b" namespace: 
	{@literal Some Button}

As usual, all setters map to UiBinder attributes. So the method {@link com.github.gwtbootstrap.client.ui.Icon#setType(IconType type) setType(IconType type)} can (and in this case: has to) be used via: 

	{@literal }
As you can see, the values are the ones of Bootstrap without the prefix and in capital letters ("PLANE" instead of "icon-plane").

Enabling Responsive Design

Add the following to your {@code *.gwt.xml} file: 
{@literal

 	}

Getting started with the library

Some things to get you started with:

-- {@link com.github.gwtbootstrap.client.ui The list of all available widgets.}
-- {@link com.github.gwtbootstrap.client.ui.config.Configurator A way to provide your own Bootstrap JavaScript/CSS files.}
-- Our Showcase (external)
-- The code on Github (external)

Please don't hesitate to ask questions in our Google Group and open an issue if you found a bug or have a feature suggestion.

@see Maven project site