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Refer to the following article by Mytour to learn how to create and edit buttons in Bootstrap.
Creating and Editing Buttons in Bootstrap
1. Creating buttons in Bootstrap
2. Styling buttons in Bootstrap
3. Sketching buttons in Bootstrap
4. Resizing buttons in Bootstrap
5. Disabling buttons in Bootstrap
6. Creating disabled buttons using button and input elements
7. Creating disabled buttons using Anchor elements
8. Creating buttons in active state in Bootstrap
9. Creating Spinners in Bootstrap
1. Creating buttons in Bootstrap
Buttons are an essential component of websites and applications, designed for various purposes such as submitting or resetting HTML forms, performing interactive actions like displaying or hiding content on the webpage when users click a button, redirecting users to another webpage, ... . Bootstrap supports easy and quick creation and customization of buttons.
2. Styling buttons in Bootstrap
Bootstrap includes predefined classes for styling buttons. Button styles can be applied to any element, most commonly applied to a, input, and button elements.
Example: The following example illustrates how to style different buttons in Bootstrap:
The output result appears as follows:
3. Sketching buttons in Bootstrap
Additionally, we can create sketch buttons by replacing modifying button classes as shown in the example below:
The output result looks like this:
4. Resizing buttons in Bootstrap
Bootstrap provides options for users to resize buttons. To resize buttons larger or smaller, we simply add the .btn-lg class or .btn-sm class.
Example: The example below illustrates the usage of the .btn-lg and .btn-sm classes to resize buttons:
The output result appears as follows:
Furthermore, we can also create block buttons by adding the .btn-block class to buttons as shown in the example below:
The output result appears as follows:
5. Disabling buttons in Bootstrap
In certain cases, for example, if users do not meet specific conditions to perform a certain action or if we want users to perform other actions before executing a certain action, we will need to disable specific buttons.
6. Creating disabled buttons using button and input elements
To disable buttons created using the button or input tags, we simply need to add the disabled attribute to the corresponding elements.
Example: In the following example, we will create disabled buttons using button and input elements:
The output result appears as follows:
7. Creating disabled buttons using Anchor elements
To disable buttons created using the a tag, we simply need to add the .disabled class as shown in the example below:
The output result is as follows:
Note: The .disabled class makes links appear disabled, but they remain clickable unless the href attribute is removed. Additionally, custom JavaScript can be deployed to prevent clicking these links.
8. Creating Active Buttons in Bootstrap
Moreover, the .active class can be applied to create buttons in an active state. Generally, adding this class to buttons is unnecessary as Bootstrap utilizes the CSS :active pseudo-class to automatically generate active states for buttons.
Example: The example below illustrates how to create active buttons in Bootstrap:
The output result is as follows:
9. Creating a Spinner in Bootstrap
In Bootstrap, we can easily add a spinner icon to a button to display the loading state in our application. Refer to the example below:
The output result is as follows:
In this Bootstrap tutorial, Mytour has just guided you on how to create and customize Buttons in Bootstrap. In the next lesson, Mytour will introduce you to Button Groups in Bootstrap. Additionally, if you have any questions or need clarification, readers can leave their comments below the article.
