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How to make a circular image

photo of a circular image
March 21, 2020 by Diane Metcalf, M.S.I.T. No Comments

Ever wonder how to get an image to display as a circular shape rather than a square or rectangle?

Get the Bootstrap Framework Here

Here’s how!
We’re using the bootstrap “.img-circle” class:  class = “img-circle”

In your HTML:

1. Put the path to your image where you want it to appear, and remember to add the bootstrap class “img-circle”:

<img src=”your_image_name.jpg”  alt=”description here” class = “img-circle” class=”yourclassname”>

2. Download and save the bootstrap stylesheet- bootstrap.min.css -to your root directory.

3. Use CSS to make it circular and add other styling:

  • Create a class name that makes sense to you and add that class to the image as well.
  • Add some additional css to style it (border, margin, width, height). You can make the image more or less transparent, by using the “opacity” property and changing its’ value. See below-

.yourclassname {
border: 10px solid transparent;
margin-bottom: 25px;
width: 80%;
height: 80%;
opacity: 0.7;
}

4. Using the same class, add other styling, for exampe, make a light gray border appear when the image is hovered.

.yourclassname:hover {
border-color: #f1f1f1;
}

n your HTML:

1. Put the path to your image where you want it to appear, and remember to add the bootstrap class “img-circle”:

<img src=”your_image_name.jpg”  alt=”description here” class = “img-circle” class=”yourclassname”>

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-How your personal brand makes the difference

-Using images: Tips to improve your SEO rankings

-5 Tips to Stay Sane when Working from Home

 

About the author

diane-author-300x181 How to make a circular image

I developed Image and Aspect because I believe that professionals need to have an impactful web presence. One that showcases their unique talents, skills, and abilities as well as their values and style. A presence that focuses on social engagement and connection.

I’m passionate about what I do; I like helping fellow humans, I like having all kinds of social connection with others, and I want to give back, to make the world a better place.

I do much of the designing and coding myself, and I also have a wonderful network of professionals that may contribute as well; photographers, copywriters, branding experts.

I love designing and coding beautiful, elegant and responsive web creations. I ALSO teach and help others who want to learn how to do it themselves.

‘Tips and Snips’ is my blog, and it’s full of information and inspiration to help transform any online persona from “meh” to AMAZING! Sign-up HERE to get blog posts right to your in-box every Friday! I write about Design, Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Branding, Vlogging, Color Theory, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, WordPress, Social Media…anything you’d want to know to get yourself noticed online.

Visit Image and Aspect to learn more about your web presence options

Diane M. Metcalf, M.S.

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Bootstrap•CSS

Bootstrap CSS Classes (reference guide)

photo of Bootstrap Classes Aggregated Sheet
February 4, 2020 by Diane Metcalf, M.S.I.T. No Comments

Ever wanted to know what all the Bootstrap CSS Classes are?

Here’s a comprehensive downloadable PDF of previously published current Bootstrap CSS classes, including descriptions, that I aggregated here for quick reference.

Questions?

[email protected]

My Contact Page

Other articles you might like:

-How your personal brand makes the difference

-Using images: Tips to improve your SEO rankings

-5 Tips to Stay Sane when Working from Home

 

About the author

diane-author-300x181 Bootstrap CSS Classes (reference guide)

I developed Image and Aspect because I believe that professionals need to have an impactful web presence. One that showcases their unique talents, skills, and abilities as well as their values and style. A presence that focuses on social engagement and connection.

I’m passionate about what I do; I like helping fellow humans, I like having all kinds of social connection with others, and I want to give back, to make the world a better place.

I do much of the designing and coding myself, and I also have a wonderful network of professionals that may contribute as well; photographers, copywriters, branding experts.

I love designing and coding beautiful, elegant and responsive web creations. I ALSO teach and help others who want to learn how to do it themselves.

‘Tips and Snips’ is my blog, and it’s full of information and inspiration to help transform any online persona from “meh” to AMAZING! Sign-up HERE to get blog posts right to your in-box every Friday! I write about Design, Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Branding, Vlogging, Color Theory, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, WordPress, Social Media…anything you’d want to know to get yourself noticed online.

Visit Image and Aspect to learn more about your web presence options

Diane M. Metcalf, M.S.

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Bootstrap•CSS•HTML

The correct order for using Bootstrap tags

bootstrap logo
October 4, 2019 by Diane Metcalf, M.S.I.T. No Comments

If you notice that your page isn’t displaying properly; like maybe Bootstrap is using its’ default styles
instead of your custom css, or maybe your drop-down menu isn’t working, it could be that you need to
check the order of your Bootstrap tags.

The order of the tags is very important for your page to look and work like you want it to.

Check the head and make sure you have the meta tags correct. (The 3rd tag is necessary to display the page on mobile devices.)

<head>

<meta charset=”utf-8″>
<meta content=”IE=edge” http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible”>
<meta content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1″ name=”viewport”>

The above 3 meta tags must come first in the head; the other head content comes after them.

<title>Page Title Here</title>

Next is the Bootstrap core css:
<link href=”css/bootstrap.css” rel=”stylesheet”> OR
<link href=”css/bootstrap.min.css” rel=”stylesheet”>

Your own style sheets come next
<link href=”css/mystyle.css” rel=”stylesheet” />
</head>

The Bootstrap Core JavaScript files (jquery.min.js and bootstrap.js) are at the end, right before the closing body tag, so the pages will load faster.

Which Bootstrap css version should you use? It depends whether you want to be able to read it or not. Bootstrap.min.css is a mini version of bootstrap.css. All of the white space and other extra characters have been removed, to decrease the file size. This version is usually used in production. When you’re developing, it’s helpful to use the regular version because it’s legible.

Read more at https://getbootstrap.com/docs/3.3/getting-started/

Questions? Contact me:

[email protected]

or

My Contact Page

Other articles you might like:

-How your personal brand makes the difference

-Using images: Tips to improve your SEO rankings

-Use a customer thank-you page to avoid missed opportunities

 

About the author

diane-author-300x181 The correct order for using Bootstrap tags

I developed Image and Aspect because I believe that professionals need to have an impactful web presence. One that showcases their unique talents, skills, and abilities as well as their values and style. A presence that focuses on social engagement and connection.

I’m passionate about what I do; I like helping fellow humans, I like having all kinds of social connection with others, and I want to give back, to make the world a better place.

I do much of the designing and coding myself, and I also have a wonderful network of professionals that may contribute as well; photographers, copywriters, branding experts.

I love designing and coding beautiful, elegant and responsive web creations. I ALSO teach and help others who want to learn how to do it themselves.

‘Tips and Snips’ is my blog, and it’s full of information and inspiration to help transform any online persona from “meh” to AMAZING! Sign-up HERE to get blog posts right to your in-box every Friday! I write about Design, Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Branding, Vlogging, Color Theory, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, WordPress, Social Media…anything you’d want to know to get yourself noticed online.

Visit Image and Aspect to learn more about your web presence options

Diane M. Metcalf, M.S.

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Bootstrap

How to make a hover-able drop-down menu

photo of a hoverable and clickable bootstrap dropdown navigation item
August 23, 2019 by Diane Metcalf, M.S.I.T. No Comments

Recently a client requested a change to the “SHOP” link on her ecommerce site. (When clicked, a dropdown menu appeared.) She wanted the SHOP link to do two things:

  1. when a customer HOVERS on it, a dropdown menu will appear
  2. when the SHOP link is CLICKED, the Home page opens

Here’s how I did it, using Bootstrap:

Create the main Navbar using Bootstrap 3 (Framework  HERE)

<nav class=”navbar navbar-default”>
<div class=”container-fluid”>
<div class=”collapse navbar-collapse” id=”bs-example-navbar-collapse-1″>

<ul class=”nav navbar-nav”>
<li><a href=”URL for Link 1 here”>Link 1 Name</a></li>
<li><a href=”URL for Link 2 here”>Link 2 Name</a></li>
<li><a href=”URL for Link 3 here”>Link 3 Name</a></li>
<li><a href=”URL for Link 4 here”>Link 4 Name</a></li>

To add a hoverable  link that opens a dropdown menu, you will create that link next. Remember to DISABLE the dropdown-toggle to make the link hoverable.  The HREF will open the new page when the link is clicked.

We’re still inside of the main navbar ul.

<li class=”dropdown”>
<a class=”dropdown-toggle disabled” data-toggle=”dropdown” role=”button” aria-haspopup=”true” aria-expanded=”false” href=”URL to open a different page when clicked“>HOVER-ABLE/CLICKABLE LINK NAME </a>

Add another ul class that will contain the dropdown menu.

<ul class=”dropdown-menu”>
<li>
<a href=”URL here”>Link A Name</a>
</li>

<li>
<a href=”URL here”>Link B Name</a>
</li>

<li>
<a href=”URL here”>Link C Name</a>
</li>

</ul><!–dropdown ul menu–>
</li><!– dropdown li menu–>
</ul <!–navbar ul–>
</div><!– /navbar-collapse –>
</div><!– /container-fluid –>
</nav>

Make sure the bootstrap CSS link is in the document head, and jquery.min.js and bootstrap.js are at the end of your document, right before </body>, so the pages load faster. If the dropdown doesn’t work,  it’s usually because the .js scripts are missing or incorrect.

Questions? Contact me:

[email protected]

or

My Contact Page

Other articles you might like:

-How your personal brand makes the difference

-Using images: Tips to improve your SEO rankings

-10 Things to Do After Creating Your Website

 

About the author

diane-author-300x181 How to make a hover-able drop-down menu

I developed Image and Aspect because I believe that professionals need to have an impactful web presence. One that showcases their unique talents, skills, and abilities as well as their values and style. A presence that focuses on social engagement and connection.

I’m passionate about what I do; I like helping fellow humans, I like having all kinds of social connection with others, and I want to give back, to make the world a better place.

I do much of the designing and coding myself, and I also have a wonderful network of professionals that may contribute as well; photographers, copywriters, branding experts.

I love designing and coding beautiful, elegant and responsive web creations. I ALSO teach and help others who want to learn how to do it themselves.

‘Tips and Snips’ is my blog, and it’s full of information and inspiration to help transform any online persona from “meh” to AMAZING! Sign-up HERE to get blog posts right to your in-box every Friday! I write about Design, Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Branding, Vlogging, Color Theory, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, WordPress, Social Media…anything you’d want to know to get yourself noticed online.

Visit Image and Aspect to learn more about your web presence options

Diane M. Metcalf, M.S.

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It’s a collaborative process; we use streamlined project-management & communications tools so you’ll always know what’s happening with your project. And by adding personalized service, you get  one-on-one support. We want you to feel equipped, educated & empowered to ask questions & make decisions about your web presence & web platform.

 

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