Hi, thank you so much for your purchase and your motivating comments! I’m very happy OneUI provides value to you and that you like it! Your feedback is really inspiring, thank you! Wish you all the best with your project and happy coding!

Hi, there isn’t such class available but you can have a look at the Google Maps Full page example which uses a JS snippet for making a section fill all the available space. Hope that helps

Oh that’s nice, exactly what i needed actually. I needed something for maps.

That’s great! Happy coding!

Thank you very much for your purchase! You should be able to integrate the template with Angular with some customizations but I’m also working on a pure boilerplate Angular version for the next update to make it even easier!

Wish you all the best with your project and happy coding!

First of all I love the template, and I love how easy the different pages and so on. But I am having a little trouble with OneUI.init(). Please excuse this dumb but as I mentioned I am using Angular and for the life of me I don’t know where to put/call this function so the template shows.

I read in the documentation (which is very useful and detailed) that:

If you are using OneUI with AngularJS, then App.init() won’t be automatically called and the vital functions won’t run. This way you can call it after your views are loaded or you can even call each vital function separately by using App.init(‘function_name’).

Where should I call it? On my own app.js? As a script under the view’s html?

Thanks a lot and keep the wonderful work.

Error for Login: http://localhost:8090/myApp/resources/assets/js/pages/base_pages_login.js jquery.validate.min.js:4 Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined

Hi Maldron, please have a look at your inbox, I just replied to your email!

Thank you so much for your motivating and kind comments, I’m very happy you like OneUI! Stay tuned for more updates bringing new features and pages in the future! Happy coding!

one more recommendation you can some more great template like oneui !! Thanks

Thanks for your recommendations Mohammad! Stay tuned!

Hi, thanks a lot for your suggestions! I will definitely have a look for future projects inspiration!

Hi Emin, thank you so much for your inspiring and motivating feedback, I’m very glad you like OneUI and I was able to assist!

Wish you all the best with your project and happy coding!

Hi, thank you for your interest in OneUI

OneUI is an abstract template and any custom functionality or database connection must be coded with a server side language/framework by a web developer.

Hope that makes sense but let me know if you need any further info

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I’ve figured it out Just needed to copycss style of #page-loader:after to .block.block-opt-refresh:after and block loader is now the same

I’m glad you figured it out! Happy coding!

Hi, thank you very much for your purchase!

Bootstrap 4 is still in alpha version and it will take a while before reaching beta, rc and eventually the final stable and production ready version.

More info about upgrading to Bootstrap 4 in the future will come when Beta/RC versions get released. Hope that helps!

Hi, thank you for your interest in OneUI

In the backend pages the logo is revealed every time the navigation opens. This way we get extra space in the header to showcase other features (app modal, search and user dropdown). If you like of course, you could easily put it in the header and make it visible all the time.

Hope that helps

Hi, thank you very much for your purchase!

Nice catch, the animation is indeed a bit off the expected state and it seems to render that way in the latest Firefox updates (it was working fine). I think that most probably this is a browser specific bug which I hope gets fixed soon but I will make sure to have a good look into it!

Thank you, stay tuned and happy coding!

Thanks,

I’ve try mini sidebar on right and it’s work fine.

If a fix it before your update, i share here !

Best,

That’s great, thanks! Happy coding!

Hi, thank you so much for your purchase and kind comments, I’m very glad you like OneUI!

Thanks a lot for your suggestion, too, I kept notes and I hope to add it in a future update! Happy coding!

Hi, please send me a message from my profile’s contact form (from the account the purchase was made or with your purchase code) and I will get back to you as soon as possible!

Hi, thank you very much for your purchase

Please send me a message from my profile’s contact form (from the account the purchase was made or with your purchase code) and I will get back to you as soon as possible!

I found the issue, adding Id to the check box is not enough, you need to add the name tag as you can see in the following code:

<input type=”checkbox” id=”Correct” name=”Correct” checked> Correct Answer

the following code is not working and you cannot see the value on the form submit

<input type=”checkbox” id=”Correct” checked> Correct Answer

Hi Nick, thank you very much for your purchase

Yes, indeed, this is correct, if you would like to pass the value of an input you should add ‘id’ and ‘name’ to it before submitting it through a form.

I’m adding them (id and name) as a demonstration in all forms but I bypassed them in the CSS checkboxes/radios examples to keep it simple. They still can be used as they are in many occasions (eg for AJAX calls etc) but in a classic form submission, ‘id’ and ‘name’ will have to be added! Happy coding

Hi, thank you very much for your purchase and feedback, I’m very glad you like OneUI!

All pages (both frontend & backend) are using the 2 same CSS files, bootstrap.css and oneui.css, there is no need to add any additional CSS. You might have to add some extra CSS files but only if you would like to use third party JS plugins which require their own extra styles. In such case they have to be included irrespective of the page (frontend or backend).

For more info, you could also have a look under CSS and JS sections in the documentation. Hope that helps

Hi Nick, thank you very much for your purchase

I’m glad you figured it out! Indeed, its style has to be overwritten directly to look like the .input-lg class of Bootstrap. Wish you all the best with your project and happy coding!

Hi, thank you for your interest in OneUI!

OneUI is an abstract template and can work with any character set you specify at the head tag of the page. Currently, utf-8 charset is set, so you shouldn’t have any issues working with Chinese characters in your pages