react-bootstrap

What's the point in using react-bootstrap over plain old Bootstrap? I was going through https://react-bootstrap.github.io/components.html and I don't see any advantage. I can only see that it can bring unnecessary dependency to the project. Is there any difficulty in using plain Bootstrap in React/Redux projects? **EDIT ** Deducing from reading https://react-bootstrap.github.io/introduction.html is the only thing that react-bootstrap gives me the shorthand for class names? Below are the examples of the same page. In plain boostrap I'd do: var button = React.DOM.button({ className: "btn btn-lg

I'm having trouble adding a popover to an event when it is clicked. the popover seems to show up only in the event slot, not on top of the event slot. additionally, since i created a custom component for the events and tried to implement the popover in the custom component, the popover only shows up whenever i click the name of the event. Here is the code: class CustomEvent extends React.Component { constructor(props){ super(props) } render(){ console.log(this.props); let popoverClickRootClose = ( <Popover id="popover-trigger-click-root-close" style={{zIndex:10000}}> <strong>Holy guacamole!<

I have a problem with the eventKey thing in NavDropdowns. var Navigation = React.createClass({ handleSelect: function(eventKey){ console.log(eventKey); }, render: function() { return ( <Navbar brand='Navbar' toggleNavKey={0}> <CollapsibleNav eventKey={0} onSelect={this.handleSelect}> <Nav navbar> <NavItem eventKey={1}>Home</NavItem> </Nav> <Nav navbar right hide> <NavItem eventKey={2}>Login</NavItem> <NavDropdown eventKey={3} title='NavDropdown' id='basic-nav-dropdown'> <MenuItem eventKey={4}>Action 1</MenuItem> <MenuItem eventKey={5}>Action 2</MenuItem> </NavDropdown> </Nav> </CollapsibleNav>

Sorry for my lack of knowledge but I'm new and currently learning react. Just wanted to ask if I wanted to use bootstrap 4 with my react app, do I have to install JQUERY? I read somewhere that using JQUERY with React is a NO-NO. So now Im wondering. Thanks for the reply. Your advice and suggestions are truly appreciated. Certain functionalities such as dropdown, modal requires JS to manipulate the DOM, and bootstrap uses jQuery to handle the DOM manipulations. However, React uses virtual DOM , so manipulating the browser DOM outside your React app through jQuery means React is potentially no

What is the best way to override css classes/customise react-bootstrap components? - (I have read the docs, and unless I am missing something, this isn't covered). From what I have read, it seems like it's a choice between inline styles (radium) and css modules but which is better and why? I am not sure if this answers your question but Documentation clearly provide examples. For instance Button Props +--------+---------+--------+--------------------------------------------+ | Name | Type | Default| Description | +--------+---------+--------+--------------------------------------------+

I have an array of items I would like to create Panels out of which would eventually be inserted into the Accordion. In one file, I have: var items = this.state.contents.map(function(content, index) { return <Content {...content}, key={index}/> }; return ( <Accordion> {items} </Accordion> ); In another file called Content I have: return( <Panel header={this.props.header} eventKey={this.props.key}> {this.props.body} </Panel> ); When I have the Accordion and Panel in the same file, they work. But when I generate the Panel using map after splitting them into two files, it doesn't seem to collapse