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Start With Bootstrap Project Template

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Use this approach to create a new project readily configured for DevExpress Bootstrap Controls.

Note

This section describes creating a Web Site project using the Bootstrap Web Site project template. However, you can use the same approach to create a Web Application using the Bootstrap Web Application project template.

  1. Press Shift+Alt+N to create a new site. In the invoked dialog, select DevExpress Template Gallery and click OK.

    Bootstrap_GettingStarted_NewWebSite

  2. Select Boostrap Web Site in the DevExpress Template Gallery and click Run Wizard.

    Bootstrap_GettingStarted_WebSiteTemplate

  3. In the invoked DevExpress ASP.NET Project wizard, you can specify the required project settings. Once you are done, click Create Project.

    Bootstrap_GettingStarted_ProjectWizard

The created web site includes standard and minimized versions of the required CSS files (in the “Content” folder) along with the required icon fonts (in the “Fonts” folder).

The project also includes a master page named Site.master referencing bootstrap.js.

Bootstrap_GettingStarted_MasterPage

<head runat="server">
    ...
    <link href="~/Content/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" /> 
    ...
</head>

Make sure that all pages in your web site either inherit this master page, or reference bootstrap.css (or bootstrap.min.css).

Note

The default Site.master page also references bootstrap.js and JQuery. These libraries are not required for the correct operation of DevExpress Bootstrap controls, but you can use them if you want to utilize the functionality of Bootstrap’s jQuery plugins in your project.

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