Bootstrap support

[A Dead Puppie]

Is vB able to handle Bootstrap? If so, how should one go about doing it?

[Dave]

Are we talking about this?
If so, any website should be able to support Bootstrap, as long as you heavily modify the templates to meet the standards of Bootstrap.

I actually have in mind to make a style based off that.

[A Dead Puppie]

Yes.

So i'd have to modify ALL of my themes templates then?

[tbworld]

Originally Posted by A Dead Puppie

Yes.

So i'd have to modify ALL of my themes templates then?

This is a large undertaking, even for a seasoned web developer. I would at least estimate 60-100 hours for vBulletin, some sections like the calendar would have to be re-written completely or omitted from a responsive view.

A vBulletin beginner should not be looking at this as an option.

Lastly, it is possible, I have seen several users implement a bootstrap strategy.

[Dave]

Yes, Bootstrap uses different names for the classes and id's. It's not possible to just include the Bootstrap CSS file and then it does all the work for you.

[A Dead Puppie]

Well, i don't consider myself particularly new to vBulletin :P

I'm building a bootstrap homepage and I just figured I might as well include it into the forums. If nothing else, I can contact one of you to help, yes?

[mokujin]

I spent too much time to made my vb 3.8.8 with bootstrap design, it's not completed but looks very nice

[tbworld]

Originally Posted by A Dead Puppie

Well, i don't consider myself particularly new to vBulletin :P

Sorry, I didn't mean to infer that you were a beginner, just that a beginner should not try to rethink the code at this level so soon.