A Bootstrap divider line can be a horizontal <hr>, a vertical .vr element, or a border on an existing container. Use <hr> when the content changes topic; use a decorative line when you only need visual separation. Bootstrap 5.3 includes the styles and utilities we need for all three approaches. Let’s build a few examples […]
To build a Bootstrap accordion with plus/minus icons, keep Bootstrap’s collapse markup and replace the default arrow with a small decorative icon. Use the button’s aria-expanded state to switch between plus and minus. Bootstrap updates that state for you, so the icon needs no separate JavaScript. In this guide, we’ll build a two-question FAQ, add […]
We recently released a major update to our longstanding AppStrap Bootstrap theme, which now includes an admin UI in addition to the standard frontend UI. As part of this admin UI, we wanted to integrate some form of charting or graph displays that are easy to implement using basic HTML markup. In this post, we’ll […]
Bootstrap Negative Margins: A Beginner’s How-To Guide In Bootstrap 5.3, negative margin utilities are disabled by default. Set $enable-negative-margins: true; in your own Sass entry file before importing Bootstrap, compile it, and load the resulting CSS. You can then use mt-n3 for a negative top margin or mt-md-n3 to apply it from the medium breakpoint. […]
Choose Bootstrap when its ready-made components fit your project; choose Tailwind CSS when you want to compose the design with utilities. Both support responsive websites and can be customized. For a new project, compare the component needs, your team’s experience and the build workflow—not popularity alone. This guide covers Bootstrap 5.3 and Tailwind 4, with […]
