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Is there a giant 'asset page' of all Bootstrap elements that I can re-style? [closed]

http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/base-css.html

See all the example elements, like h1, h2, h3, inputs, etc?

I'm looking for a simple webpage that has every single Bootstrap inputs/forms/elements/etc on it, and nothing else.

Then I can get our designer to modify the base CSS file with his own styles, and can refresh the asset page to see all of his changes and how the entire style guide is shaping up.

It'd be very helpful for our team to refer to, and for our client, so he can see our entire 'look and feel' on one consolidated page.

Does such a page exist anywhere??

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user72245 Avatar asked Mar 05 '13 20:03

user72245


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At time of writing, this is a good one for BS3 http://bootply.com/render/71500

Update Decembre 2013: Bootswatch has a page that is updated regularly http://bootswatch.com/default/

Update March 2018: Bootswatch has been updated for BS4.

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David De Sloovere Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 22:09

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Bootstrap TLDR contains all components in one page: https://anvoz.github.io/bootstrap-tldr/

It's on Github as well: https://github.com/anvoz/bootstrap-tldr

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Jan Beck Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 20:09

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