Week 3 Glossary

An Accordion is a particular implementation of the Collapse component built with Cards to create accordion-like pleated hide and reveal behavior for Cards of content.

• Bootstrap Collapse – Accordion example

Bootstrap is a framework to help you design websites faster and easier. It includes HTML and CSS based design templates for typography, forms, buttons, tables, navigation, modals, image carousels, etc. It also gives you support for JavaScript plugins

The Carousel component is a slideshow, typically of images and/or text, that’s used to cycle through content. Bootstrap provides classes to create a basic carousel, and also to add controls, indicators, and captions to it.

• Bootstrap Carousel

The Collapse component is used to toggle the visibility of content in your Bootstrap project, such as with an Accordion. It’s also used with the Navbar component.

• Bootstrap Collapse 

When a button on a website is made to look inacitve, meaning, you cannot interact with it.

This can be achieved with the disabled boolean attribute when added to any <button>

NOTE: The aria-disabled=”true” attribute should be added to indicate to assistive technologies that the button element is disabled.

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A Modal is a highly customizable dialog that pops up over a page’s content. It’s similar to the concept of a JavaScript alert() method, but much more customizable. There is no HTML <modal> element – Bootstrap provides you with Modal component classes that can be used on appropriate HTML elements such as <div>s. Typically, you would also use a button of some type to cause a Modal to display itself.

• Bootstrap Modal

Pills are a type of panel-based navigation interface built with the Nav component. They are very much like Tabs, but the navigation has the appearance of a pill capsule (rectangular buttons with rounded corners) instead of tabs.

• Bootstrap Navs – Pills

Bootstrap’s Nav component offers a way to create a tabbed interface on a webpage.

• Bootstrap Nav – Tabs