We never tried this, and we don’t recommend it as bootstrap is completely different than our mobile framework. Cheers!

Hey there, and thank you for your pre-purchase question.
1. As the FAQ section in the description says, yes, but conversion is up to you. We only provide support for the item’s purpose on sale, meaning a site template.
2. It does require some alterations to the code, by default, there is no disable button, but do try our JustMobile Item. It’s quite familiar to Sidebars 3D but there is no 3D sidebar effect. Be sure to read its description prior to purchase to see if it suits your needs.
3. Colors can be edited using CSS, so some CSS knoedge is requires.
4. To see the code, right click inside the preview frame, and select view frame source. The term messy is quite relative to each uses experience. Our users have congraulated us on our code on numerous ocasions, but you can inspect and see for yourself. We also have a great documentation to aid you, plus, a support message centre for hands on support. Cheers!

Hey there. That is only possible for apps. We don’t have access to internal API’s in HTML. Cheers.

Hey there, haha, don’t worry for your English I can understand it just fine. Regarding your question. A responsive site will not load as fast as a dedicated mobile one, especially one like Sidebars 3D. It is worth it, but you will have to populate the mobile version with content ( content is not automatically imported ) and redirect your users feom the desktop version to the mobile version. We can provide you with a redirect script if you decide to buy it and need such a script. Cheers.

Hey there, and thank you for your purchase! We don’t plan on updating the item anytime soon since all is running smoothly and fine, but we can give you the exact code you need to add in order to make the notification icons work

1. Inset a strong inside your icons i class to make the code look like below

<a href="index.html"><i class="bg-red-dark fa fa-home"><strong>1</strong></i><em>Home</em></a>

2. Add the following code inside framework.css on line 7345

.home-slide-icons strong{
    position:absolute;
    top:-53px!important;
    right:-13px!important;
    width:25px!important;
    height:25px!important;
    line-height:23px!important;
    font-size:10px;    
    font-weight:400!important;
    background-color:#e74c3c;
    border:solid 2px #FFFFFF;
    z-index:9999999!important;
}

There you go! You’re all set and now you’ll have the small notification icon like the screenshot you showed us!

Cheers and please don’t forget to rate 5 stars for the item and support!

Hey there, and thank you for your purchase. The sidebars use perspective CSS3 transformations, which require your device to be compatible with the operating systems mentioned in the item description. If they are please send us a message through our support form so we can get more information on it and try to diagnose the problem. If the item is not, please contact us through our support form and we can help you get a refund and revoke your license since the item sidebars are incompatible with lower versions than the ones mentioned in the item description. Cheers!

Replied to your support ticket. Let’s continue there. Cheers!

Hey there, and thank you for your purchase. It all depends on the amount of content you have per page and also, you can optimize this further by removing any page you don’t need from framework.css and custom.js. At the moment it’s loaded with every possible feature, being a stock template, we cater for a large audience, but for example, if you don’t use the news pages, remove them from the framework. You can also do this to menus that are unused. For example. Google AMP get’s a load time of about 65 to 100ms and has absolutely no JS and most CSS3 effects are removed. On our server the DOMCL is 300 – 350ms in tests. It depends on what purpose you have for the item and what content you will keep in it. Cheers!

Using the menu’s available or simple links would be the available choices. It’s actually up to you which you prefer! Cheers!

Hey there, and thank you for your purchase! I don’t seem to understand what you’re referring to, can you please be more specific?

As long as your device is in the compatible zone mentioned in the description and it can handle CSS3 it will work as smooth as on desktops, due to the fact that transitions and animations are made using hardware accelerated friendly CSS3 transitions. That means, smoooothhh! But being a mod as myself, as you well know, converting it to an app is up to you and if you plan on building a paid app or an app that has in-app paid features you need an extended license. If however you hit any bumps in PhoneGap that are related to the HTML, CSS or JS of the file, I’ll gladly help you out and give you my full support mate! Cheers and thanks again for the lovely words!

Thanks for the love Dave! Cheers mate!

Hey there, and thank you for your purchase! It’s quite difficult to adjust sliders for mobile devices in landscape mode since images must be resized to keep their aspect ratio intact as well, and devices tend to be of such a strict resolution that they break. On tablets however, in landscape mode, these can be adjusted by using a smaller image or setting a max height parameter to the image slider itself. We can gladly assist you with this if you send us a message ">