Hello to all the developers.
Everyone has their own background and experience and will not necessarily have the same approach, which is perfectly normal.
Bootstrap Studio (BSS) is a fabulous tool that evolves regularly and takes user requests into account. (Several of my suggestions have been validated).
When you create a site with Bootstrap Studio, you create a BOOTSTRAP site.
I write BOOTSTRAP in capitals to emphasize that the basic rules are dictated by BOOTSTRAP and not by BSS.
BSS clarifies the use of Bootstrap and makes site creation as easy as possible with its well-designed interface.
To use BSS properly, it’s important to be familiar with how Bootstrap works, as documentation is abundant.
- Know how Bootstrap works in broad terms and don’t hesitate to reinforce your knowledge.
- Read the BSS documentation, which is very well organized.
- In BBS, prefer the Options tab, which uses standard Bootstrap classes and attributes.
- The Appearance tab adds styles to HTML lines, which is not the best solution for easy-to-maintain code. For testing purposes, however, it may come in handy.
- Preferably use Bootstrap’s standard classes and numerous utility classes before adding your own CSS code.
- When a project is opened by right-clicking on its tab, it can be easily duplicated.
- When you want to test new functionalities, modifications or other tests, it’s best to test them on the duplicated project.
- The duplicate project can be closed without being saved.
- This method allows you to evaluate modifications without cluttering up the original project with more or less controlled code.
- When tests are conclusive, simply transfer them to the main project. BSS allows components to be copied between two open projects
.
I hope this answer helps you in your projects.