

That means that if you\'re adding a new slide, you should also add an indicator for it.Įach indicator points to the slide it\'s connected with via the data-bs-slide-to attribute. The number of indicators must be the same as the number of slides. You can simply remove the Control - Previous and Control - Next elements if you don\'t need to use them. You can also toggle on/off circles under the Previous/ Next buttons by adding/removing the carousel-arrows-circled class for the Carousel element. You can switch between light or dark controls.Ĭhoose the most top-level Carousel element in the left panel, open the Advanced tab and add or remove the carousel-dark class.

You can also move the carousel outside the Bootstrap Container element to make it screen-wide. So 100vh is 100% of a screen height, 80vh is 80% of a screen height. The vh units are relative to the screen size.

If you want to make the height of a carousel equal to the height of the screen, change the 40rem value to 100vh. To change this minimal height, choose the most top-level Carousel element in the left panel, open the Advanced tab and change the 40rem value for the style attribute. The minimal height is set to make all slides have an equal height which prevents page height from squeezing/leaping while changing the slides (if they have a different height). We\'ve set the minimal height of the carousel equals to 40rem (640px). Slide 2 and Indicator for slide 2 should have an active class If you\'re using indicators, you should also add an active class to one of the indicators. To do that, choose Slide-X in the left panel, go to the Advanced tab in the right column and add an active class to the chosen slide. Otherwise, the carousel will not work (because it shows only the active slide). You must mark some of your slides as active. Please, read if you working with the carousel for the first time.
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Here are some tips on how to customize this carousel.
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Hope you\'ll enjoy working with the Bootstrap Modal windows 😉 Go to the "Margins" tab, add new "Top" and "Right" margins for the "XS" breakpoint Set the "Position from top" and "Position from right" both to "0%" Go to the "Display" tab, set the "Position" to "Absolute" Move the "close" button to the "Modal content" container If you want to delete the "header", but save the "cross" close button and make it always visible, do the following: The "close" buttons in the modal "header" and "footer" can be moved to any container of this modal - they will work as they should. You can add some important information here. The modal "header" and "footer" are always visible. If the content height will be larger than this area, the scroll will be applied automatically. The container that contains this text is the "body" of your modal. Modal-fullscreen-xxl-down - the modal is in fullscreen mode only if the screen size is below the "XXL" breakpoint (less than 1400px). Modal-fullscreen-xl-down - the modal is in fullscreen mode only if the screen size is below the "XL" breakpoint (less than 1200px) Modal-fullscreen-lg-down - the modal is in fullscreen mode only if the screen size is below the "LG" breakpoint (less than 992px) Modal-fullscreen-md-down - the modal is in fullscreen mode only if the screen size is below the "MD" breakpoint (less than 768px) Modal-fullscreen-sm-down - the modal is in fullscreen mode only if the screen size is below the "SM" breakpoint (less than 576px) Modal-fullscreen - the modal is always fullscreen sized You can also make the modal fullscreen sized. Modal-xl to set maximum width less than 1140px Modal-lg to set maximum width less than 800px Modal-sm to set maximum width less than 300px Open the "Advanced" tab and add one of the following classes: You can customize the maximum width of this modal. That means that it will always be applied to the center of your screen.
