Building data-driven web apps with Pyramid and SQLAlchemy Transcripts
Chapter: Bootstrap and frontend CSS frameworks
Lecture: Concept: Buttons and forms
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Buttons in bootstrap are super, super easy.
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Here you can see a "get updates", where people can subscribe
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to the newsletter for notifications
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on things like new classes and so on.
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Now in here, this is submitting that form
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that posts your email address to the thing
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that actually puts you in the newsletter.
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So this one is a button, and we want it to be
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nice and red, I've heard that red converts well
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even though it's marked as dangerous
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it's somehow attractive.
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So btn and then btn-danger is what we used here.
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You can also do this with links
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so here's a link that just takes you from
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the course's page to the podcast page
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to encourage you to, you know
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get more out of interacting with me basically.
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So here's a link, looks exactly the same
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but here's a hyperlink and we say btn and then btn-primary.
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There are actually different sizes of buttons
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and six different kinds of buttons.
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We have default, primary, success, info, warning, and danger
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and maybe the one, if you don't even put any
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modifier on there, you might get something else
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I'm not sure how great it would look
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and of course there's just the plain link.
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And there's different sizes: just the standard btn
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there's a btn-small, btn-large
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maybe btn-xs I think at the bottom, I'm not sure.
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Extra small or extra large, I'm not sure which way it goes.
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But here's the choices you have
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and primary doesn't always have to be blue
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success doesn't always have to be green, and so on.
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You can of course, override the themes
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to make these buttons look differently.
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But here's the six categories that you get.
