Hello,

Yes, it’s coming. I am unable to work full time on update at the moment due to personal reasons, that’s why this update takes so much time. But this one is going to be the biggest update ever

I don’t use Github for now, but will be using when update is released.

Menu – yes, next update will include layout with mmenu. Next update, not upcoming one.

Mini map – no idea what is it, can you please show some example?

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Hi,

Can i see your page online somehow? That’s strange, if some of the icons are visible, must be something wrong with class names. Would be great if you have that page online so i can take a quick look.

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I don’t have it online. But this is the HTML that I have.

I tested it in Chrome, IE11, and Edge and it works. Firefox (v47.0.1) however is broken.

https://s32.postimg.org/spni4171x/html.png

Hi,

This might be related to a well known CORS issue, here is another link. Both related to FontAwesome, but it’s a common FF bug. But that’s weird, i’ve tested in all latest FF versions on Browserstack and on MAC based workstations – i didn’t see any issues, all icons are displaying fine.

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Hi,

Thank you!

Limitless is already using Bootstrap v3.3.6, i’ve updated library version in the latest update

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Hi,

Thanks for kind words!

1. I am not sure if i understood you correctly. What kind of popups are you looking for – modals, alerts, notifications etc?

2. if you mean Gauge chart, there are 2 examples on

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Hello there,

According to my previous experience, i don’t want to give an exact date of release, because it’s always unpredictable Hopefully it’ll be out by the end of this month. When i have approximate date, i’ll make an announcement here in comments that new release will be out on {{date}}.

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thank you!

Hi,

It really depends on your application and code base. Current setup works this way – if navigation list item has class active, it is expanded. If nav list item doesn’t have active class, it is collapsed. There is a small bit of jquery code, that adds class="active" to all menu levels, so you need to add that class only to the latest level, JS will do the rest (collapse/expand all levels). That bit of code is located in assets/js/core/app.js file. So basically you can manipulate that class depending on the page.

Another possible solution – using js-cookie JavaScript API to keep menu items expanded/collapsed/active/inactive.

Hope this helps. Let me know please if you have any other questions.

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Hi,

1. Unfortunately Steps wizard doesn’t allow you to change button class name, because basically it doesn’t have any class name at all and all styling of the buttons are in steps.less file. You can try to add class name dynamically with jquery addClass() on wizard initialization or inside onInit() event.

2. You can try to remove overflow: hidden; in steps.less file (lines 18 and 29), so your content won’t be hidden if it overlaps wizard edges. By default overflow is hidden, this is needed if you want to use sliding transition, but with fadeIn/fadeOut this can be removed.

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Hey hey,

Yes, news page layout will be included in upcoming update.

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Is the news page layout included in 1.4?

hi

Yes, in the second part of 1.4 which will come out within next few weeks.

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=)

By the way – you may note that these fiddles use the old notation of dataTables. https://datatables.net/upgrade/1.10-convert

No worries, i’ll take an example from datatables.net as a base

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Hello,

Yes, definitely – different mouseover interactions as well. In upcoming update i’ll add multiple portfolio layouts and in the next one i’ll add more options for images to display short info and different effects.

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Oops, sorry, this is a common problem with datatables as well.

In this case you have 2 options:

1. Remove responsiveness – simply remove <div class="table-responsive"> container, this is a default Bootstrap markup and styles – same thing with horizontal scrollbar.

2. Use dropup class for the last 2-3 table rows instead of dropdown, or add it to .btn-group if you are using single button set. This class will reverse dropdown menu direction, so it will appear on top of the button. Or simply use a bit of jquery code for that, something like:

$('').find('tbody tr').slice(-3).find('.dropdown, .btn-gro.your-tableup').addClass('dropup');

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Thank you

Always welcome

Hi

Thanks for purchase.

Logo is placed inside 2 containers – navbar-header and navbar-brand, both have left floating. So you need to override the default styling of those containers:

.navbar-header {
    float: none;
    font-size: 0;
    text-align: center;
}

.navbar-brand {
    float: none;
    display: inline-block;
}

This is the simplest solution, if you don’t use any other components within navbar.

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Hi,

Do you want to display 1 tooltip per bar (column) or separate tooltips for each block? There’s no existing solution for tooltips, as D3.js doesn’t have a built in tooltip funcitonality. But i’ll try to look into that for you.

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Hi,

Thanks for purchase.

Could you please clarify which text editor are you using? There are 4 available, but i’d suggest to use CKEditor as the most powerful and flexible.

The next one is Summernote – it’s in active development and does its job pretty nice.

WYSIHTML5 is very simple, but as far as i know not maintained anymore, so i’ll look for some better solution.

Let me know please.

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Hey hey,

Nope, not at the moment as i didn’t start working on it yet. Currently i’m wrapping up things for upcoming update, after that i’ll try to calculate approximate time needed for Angular version.

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Hmm, i am not sure if i understood you correctly – what do you mean “search in all menus and children”? Assuming you want to add a simple search input instead of that user image. If yes, on this page (second tab in sidebar), you can see a lot of different form components – the first one is search input. You just need to add a new sidebar category container and place a simple text input in there, something like:

<form action="#">
    <div class="has-feedback has-feedback-left">
        <input type="search" class="form-control" placeholder="Search">
        <div class="form-control-feedback">
            <i class="icon-search4 text-size-base text-muted" />
        </div>
    </div>
</form>

and depending on specific use case, you need to place this form inside

<div class="sidebar-category">
    <div class="category-content">
        // place form inside this container
    </div>
</div>

That should do the trick.

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hooo You did not understand me, but is my fault my english is so bad.

Our menu in the sidebar have many options, our clients like to search in the all options and not to click many times to find the module or the correct option.

this is a example in the current application in silverlight, we are making the new version in HTML with your theme http://screencast.com/t/dccoPtSDgQk

thanks, i hope you underestand me this time

Ahaa, no i see what you mean I have never seen such functionality, when you can search for menu items in main navigation separately from content.

Unfortunately there is no a working solution, since it’s a very specific feature and Limitless is a static html template without server side integration. So you can take that search field and navigation list as an output and add that search functionality. Basically as far as i understand you can use very basic filtering stuff, something like HideSeek.

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Hello,

1. I’ve never worked with pdf.js, the only library i’ve worked with – snappy, but this one is for generating pdf files, not for viewing. So i can’t help you with it i’m afraid. Tried to find a solution on github, but the only valuable answer i found is this. Also found browser support for pdf.js – looks like Android browser lacks a few important features.

2. Pretty strange solution using iframes Did you try to use standard solutions for opening links in new tabs/windows?

HTML solution:

<a href="#" _target="blank">Link</a>

JS solution:

$('a').on('click', function() {
    $(this).attr('target', '_blank');
});

If you are using same code base for your desktop and mobile versions just by changing media queries, this should work just fine. But i’d need to see your code or working application first and check what could be wrong.

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Hi,

I’ve never worked with webpack, so i’m not sure if i can help you out, but you can take a look at less loader and style loader for webpack, and here is the info about loaders.

Hope this helps.

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Hi,

You can use Limitless HTML/CSS code as a base for your application, this would require quite a lot of work. I’d suggest to wait until Angular version of Limitless will be added later this summer.

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