I'm so sorry for my bad english))
Problem:
In last version 'bootstrap' was added class ".container-fluid" for 'full-width' maket, but in class 'yii\bootstrap\NavBar' was no customization 'div' inside 'nav'.
echo Html::beginTag('nav', $this->options);
echo Html::beginTag('div', ['class' => 'container']); // string 70, problem
i'm propose to do:
echo Html::beginTag('div',$this->innerOptions);
Sorry, i am a bit lost.
which version of bootstrap are we using right now.
2013/12/11 mass3ff3ct [email protected]
I'm so sorry for my bad english))
Problem:
In last version 'bootstrap' was added class ".container-fluid" for
'full-width' maket, but in class 'yii\bootstrap\NavBar' was no
customization 'div' inside 'nav'.echo Html::beginTag('nav', $this->options);
echo Html::beginTag('div', ['class' => 'container']); // string 70, problemi'm propose to do:
echo Html::beginTag('div',$this->innerOptions);
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Bootstrap 3.0.3
So that you want to change line 70 form ['class' => 'container']
to ['class' => 'container-fluid']
Have you tried out what will happened if you change it manually by yourself?
Yes, but to be able to select or/and add other options as needed
Looking at the bootstrap docs I am wondering why there is a container tag at all...
Maybe then .ัontainer removed? Save only wrapper "nav")
Bootstrap 3.0 does not have anymore container-fluid
. Read the migration from 2.0 to 3.0 docs on what has changed.
Now, for styling the Bootstrap 3 navbar:
container
classcontainer
classExample:
<div class="navbar navbar-inverse">
<div class="container"> <!-- remove this for 100% width -->
<div class="navbar-header"> ... </div>
<div class="navbar-collapse"> ... </div>
</div> <!-- remove this for 100% width -->
</div>
commit in bootstrap repository: Add .container-fluid variation for full-width containers and layouts
pruf link
According to my experiment, I didn't put any container arround
PS: i only tried out the static on top type. not other type.
I propose to make the property "$fluid". If it is "true", do not add element inside nav. "false" - add a div with the class ".container"
As cited in the example, the user kartik-v
Adding the option:
'renderInnerContainer' => false,
To the NavBar removes the inner container and allows it to fill 100% width. Tested and working.
I think it should be used with "container-fluid", see:
(see button at right with full screen)
https://jsfiddle.net/k5hc5rua/ - Without "container-fluid"
https://jsfiddle.net/t51hjvnb/- With "container-fluid"
So "'renderInnerContainer' => false," just removes a DIV that is needed for correct alignment.
Well, looking at the code, there's an attribute called (innerContainerOptions), so if you do:
'innerContainerOptions' => ['class'=>'container-fluid'],
It should fix it.
thank @brunofunny
thanks @brunofunny I was looking for the same ;)
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Well, looking at the code, there's an attribute called (innerContainerOptions), so if you do:
'innerContainerOptions' => ['class'=>'container-fluid'],
It should fix it.