Hi Ed! Thank you very much for your motivating comments and for your interest in AppUI! I’m very glad you like it

Unfortunately, I can’t reproduce this issue on neither iPhone or iPad! It works on first tap as expected for both side navs. It seems a bit strange because the functionality is very simple, a link that on click/tap adds a CSS class which opens the sidebar. Could you let me know which iOS version and device you have?

Thanks for your response. I am only seeing this behavior on Safari on an iPhone 6, running iOS 8.1.1. I cannot reproduce this on my iPad 2 running iOS 8.1. I am wondering if the 8.1.1 update has some kind of bug in it.

I am not seeing any of this on Chrome, no matter what iOS version, so I will consider this a Safari issue for that specific iOS version. I look forward to working with your template!

Thank you very much for your purchase Ed

Yes, you are right, that must be the issue, in other devices it works as expected, so it must be the combination of iPhone 6 & 8.1.1 update. I’m sure they will sort it out soon with an update. Wish you all the best with your project and happy coding!

Thank you very much for your purchase and for your suggestion! I will include a similar page in the next AppUI update! Stay tuned and happy coding

Thanks for letting me know about it! When the sidebar opens on mobile, it is positioned as fixed (in fixed layout). Chrome on Android, as well as Mobile Safari on iOS don’t live update fixed elements (with bottom: 0) on the viewport when they hide their bars. They only do update them once after and this is why you see this small position adjustment

This was also happening in 2.0 version but it wasn’t visible, because the main content moved along with the sidebar to the right, and the background behind it had the same color.

It is something I hope to be fixed with future mobile browser updates but I will have a look into it, and if there is something I can do to keep the same sidebar performance and make it invisible with some trick, I will add it in 2.2 update

Thank you so much for your inspiring comments and for your purchase! I’m very happy you like AppUI! Thanks for coming back and letting me know! Happy coding!

Thank you very much for your purchase! I’m very glad you like AppUI!

The next update (2.1) is coming next week! It will feature many new frontend pages, dropdowns in frontend’s main menu, Boostrap update to the latest version and performance improvements to sidebar animations on mobile! Stay tuned, is coming soon!

Thanks so much for your purchase and for getting back with your motivating and inspiring comments! I’m very glad you like AppUI! Stay tuned for the new 2.1 update (coming soon) and happy coding!

Thanks so much for your purchase, your motivating comments and your feedback!!! I’m very happy you like AppUI!

Stay tuned for the upcoming update and happy coding!

Hi! The next AppUI update (2.1) will include the latest Bootstrap release and will continue strong, as with the previous updates, adding new ready pages for the backend and the frontend. I don’t have more info about its release at the moment but it won’t take long, so stay tuned

is there a way not to update every file with update

Please have a look at the changelog of each update in the docs where I list the updated files along with comments. You don’t have to update every file, only the necessary core files based on each update’s features

nvm, sorry. found it!

No problem! Thank you very much for your purchase! Happy coding

Hi and thank you very much for your purchase and for the info regarding AngularJS, I’m sure it will come in handy

Happy coding

Hi Rifky and thank you for your interest in AppUI, I’m glad you like it!

You can find various pagination UI elements at http://pixelcave.com/demo/appui/page_ui_navigation_more.php – there are multiple sizes and examples available! Let me know if you need any further info

Thanks for prompt reply. looks good. GLWS

Thanks a lot Rifky, wish you all the best with your project

Hi and thank you very much for your purchase

Unfortunately these plugins don’t work out of the box together but the good news is that with some small customizations they can! Please send me a message through my profile’s contact form and I will get back to you as soon as possible with an example

Thank you very much it worked! Now I’m happy again =)

That’s great, I’m glad it worked! Happy coding!

Hi and thank you for your interest in AppUI, I’m very glad you like it

The issues you are experiencing seem to be hardware related because on other Android devices where I have tested AppUI, the performance was as good as on an iPhone 5 (Mobile Safari/Chrome). Unfortunately, I don’t have a Moto G available to test on but I will have a look into it with first chance (I’ve heard that this device has a slightly sluggish web browsing in general, though).

Also, you can quickly give a performance boost on not so powerful mobile devices by enabling the static AppUI layout and by removing sidebar’s transition, main menu ripple effect and unused JS plugins from your project

Hi! In 1.3 update, I will be including a new dark grey color theme along with an option for a light sidebar, so there will be a lot of color theme variations available for all tastes

Do you have an approximate release date of the update 1.3 (so I can plan my work accordingly)?

I’m working on it and I hope to have it ready by Thursday!

Hi etairl and thank you very much for your purchase

You can add the class ‘scroll-div’ to your element and then either create the following CSS class (for default browsers’ scrollbars)..

.scroll-div {
    height: 200px; /* the height you would like to have */
    overflow-y: auto;
}

..or use slimScroll plugin for a nicer cross-browser scrollbar

$('.scroll-div').slimScroll({
    height: '200px' /* the height you would like to have */
});

For more info regarding the plugin, you can have a look at the docs, under Various Plugins -> slimScroll.

Hope that helps

Thank you for your interest in AppUI

A frontend template will be included soon, so stay tuned!

thanks for the quick response. will be buying the theme immediately.

I liked the frontend used in ProUI.

suggestion of color to the theme … black identical to http://demo.thedevelovers.com/dashboard/queenadmin-1.0.1/

Thank you very much, I appreciate it! I’m glad you like it and thanks for the suggestion, I will have a look for a similar color theme

Thank you very much for your kind comments and for your purchase! I’m very glad you like AppUI and I appreciate that you rate it with 5 stars! Thanks a lot! Happy coding

Hi and thank you very much for your purchase

Are you trying to create a completely new widget? The basic widget structure is simple:

<div class="widget">
    <div class="widget-content">...</div>
    <div class="widget-content">...</div>
</div>

All other classes, which are used to build the widgets along with most of template’s UI elements, are coming from the Bootstrap framework. You can find everything you need to know at the official Bootstrap CSS page at http://getbootstrap.com/css/

If you can’t find something in the included AppUI docs or in the Bootstrap docs, please let me know, so I can further improve them in the following updates. In the meantime, do not hesitate to contact me through my profile’s contact form if you need any assistance

Hi and thank you for your interest in AppUI! Less/Sass files are not available at the moment but I may include Less files in a future update

Hi pixelcave,

thx for the fast response.

I really love the colors and samples provided which is for sure a result of your really huge css work. But as mentioned by @cyberfunkr below, after reviewing the code it is extremely hard to figure out how classes belong together (for example if I want to “extract” a box with tab nav left it takes a huge amount of time to find relations/requirements such as jquery, jquery-ui, css-x, css-y,...).

As I assume that admin themes are used in the majority by developers with limited design skills, a major PRO would be providing each feature within a sass/less file and having related requirements documented. I would pay even $50 and more for a design like yours if the code and relations where more clear.

Unfortunately I am not able to wait for a future update (unless its upcoming week :))

Thanks a lot for your kind comments, I’m very glad you like my work

As I stated in @cyberfunkr comment, AppUI was build on top of the Bootstrap framework and most of the UI elements are built with its CSS classes. There is a complete class reference online at http://getbootstrap.com/css/ something I refer to in AppUI’s docs.

My main focus with each one of my projects is to make web developers’ lives easier and save them time, not the opposite. I put a lot of efford into this but it is something that unfortunately can’t be seen in the live preview (comments removed, code minimized, file structure not visible and docs unavailable).

AppUI documentation includes everything you need to know about template’s structure and files. It also includes extensive info about all third party plugins, as well as their required resources and usage examples. The HTML markup is well commented, so it’s easy to replicate the UI element you need. Also, if a plugin is being used for a UI component, it is also stated in the comments.

To prove my point, please send me a message through my profile’s contact form and I will send you back a screenshot of the file structure, a screenshot of a full commented page (as it is in AppUI package) along with an online link to the full docs

Thanks. What is this feature anyway?

You can use email template’s markup for sending transactional HTML emails through PHP (for example). If you create a web application where users sign up and you would like to send them an email (eg to welcome them), you can use one of the email templates to send your info, instead of sending a plain one with only text

thanks