Built with Bootstrap. LibraryH3lp-powered FAQs are built on top of Bootstrap, which is a popular and powerful front-end framework for web development. That means that you get a lot of mileage right out of the box.
- Scaffolding supporting grids, layouts, and responsive design.
- Attractive typography and styling of basic HTML elements and components.
- JavaScript plugins for adding dynamic elements such as tooltips and popovers.
You've already seen all this in action on your FAQ site. And you can take advantage of everything Bootstrap has to offer when customizing your FAQ.
Icons galore. Icons are one key area where we've purposely diverged from Bootstrap. Bootstrap icons are nice, but Font Awesome icons are awesomer. All 249 Font Awesome icons are at your disposal. You've already seen a few of these in action in the right sidebar template. And one really cool thing about font-based icons - they automatically change color with your theme unlike images. Go through the themes again, notice how the icon coloring changes to match the text?
The big reveal. Even more themes. Because Bootstrap is so popular, there are tons of people creating and selling themes for very reasonable prices or even for free. So if one of the 17 pre-configured themes doesn't fit the bill, you have literally hundreds of other pre-made choices. Or you can even create your own.
Next time we'll go into the specifics of how you can leverage Bootstrap, Font Awesome, and custom themes on your FAQ. Have suggestions or ideas for the FAQs on FAQs series? Want to get your own FAQ site up and running? Need to import existing content into your FAQ? E-mail us.
The big reveal. Even more themes. Because Bootstrap is so popular, there are tons of people creating and selling themes for very reasonable prices or even for free. So if one of the 17 pre-configured themes doesn't fit the bill, you have literally hundreds of other pre-made choices. Or you can even create your own.
Next time we'll go into the specifics of how you can leverage Bootstrap, Font Awesome, and custom themes on your FAQ. Have suggestions or ideas for the FAQs on FAQs series? Want to get your own FAQ site up and running? Need to import existing content into your FAQ? E-mail us.
Missed a previous installment of FAQs on FAQs? Here are some quick links to help you catch up: real-time chat and e-mail contact options, mobile-specific view for patrons browsing on smartphones, adding content to your knowledge base, customizing answer previews, and style your FAQ with themes.
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