Chris Colman
2018-08-05 16:12:21 UTC
We use modals extensively in one of our apps that uses Wicket 6.x but
the HTML rendered is obviously not tailored for bootstrap and so the
modal does not act responsively (responsibly :) ) on smaller devices.
I'm aware of the excellent Wicket - Bootstrap library (as we use that on
another project) but this project does not use Wicket - Bootstrap (well
not "yet" at least).
I know it's possible to customize the CSS for a modal in core wicket but
is it possible/easy to, say, have the html customized so that the
sections of the modal can rendered with:
modal-header
modal-body
modal-footer
which I think is all that is needed to get the modals behaving
responsively in bootstrap?
the HTML rendered is obviously not tailored for bootstrap and so the
modal does not act responsively (responsibly :) ) on smaller devices.
I'm aware of the excellent Wicket - Bootstrap library (as we use that on
another project) but this project does not use Wicket - Bootstrap (well
not "yet" at least).
I know it's possible to customize the CSS for a modal in core wicket but
is it possible/easy to, say, have the html customized so that the
sections of the modal can rendered with:
modal-header
modal-body
modal-footer
which I think is all that is needed to get the modals behaving
responsively in bootstrap?