Introduction to bootstrap
Bootstrap is a framework that is widely used in front-end development. It was originally a tool within Twitter. After it was opened source, it quickly gained recognition from all parties. This book is based on the latest Bootstrap 3. After briefly introducing the installation and configuration, it goes straight to the topic, discussing several of the most representative application cases, including personal work sites, WordPress themes, corporate websites, e-commerce websites and single-page marketing websites. Combining these cases, we carefully analyze the usage methods and techniques of Bootstrap and LESS.
Having said so much, it's all off-topic. Let's take a look at the code for bootstrap to build a conveyor belt.
Progress indicator
<div id="homepage-feature"><ol><li data-target="#homepage-feature" data-slide-to="0"></li><li data-target="#homepage-feature" data-slide-to="1"></li><li data-target="#homepage-feature" data-slide-to="2"></li></ol>
The data-target property of the progress indicator must use the ID homepage-featureJS plug-in of the conveyor belt to add an active class to the conveyor belt.
<div><div><img >/div><div><img >/div>...</div>
Then there is a button showing the previous one and the next one.
<a href="#homepage-feature" data-slide="prev"><span></span></a><a href="#homepage-feature" data-slide="next"><span></span></a></div>
That's fine. The above content is the relevant knowledge about building a conveyor belt that the editor introduced to you about Bootstrap. I hope it will be helpful to you. I would like to thank you very much for your support for Wulin.com website!