How to Use Bootstrap Dropdown in Vue 3 – CoreUI Integration Guide
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Bootstrap dropdowns are everywhere — in headers, sidebars, tables, toolbars. But if you’re using Vue 3, you probably don’t want to manage them via data-bs-toggle or vanilla JS events.
How to Use Bootstrap Modal in Vue 3 – Clean Integration with CoreUI
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Modals are essential in modern interfaces, whether you’re confirming destructive actions, displaying forms, or showing dynamic content. If you’re using Vue 3 with Bootstrap styles, you might wonder: what’s the cleanest and most idiomatic way to use a modal?
How to Use Bootstrap Tooltip in Vue 3 – The Right Way with CoreUI
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Using Bootstrap in Vue 3? You’ve probably noticed that native Bootstrap tooltips don’t play well with Vue’s reactive and declarative nature. Bootstrap still relies on imperative DOM access — not ideal for Vue’s component-driven architecture.
How to Use Bootstrap Dropdown in React the Right Way – with CoreUI
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If you’re using React and want to build dropdowns that look and behave like Bootstrap 5, there’s a better way than relying on data-bs-toggle or manual DOM manipulation. React applications need declarative, accessible, and lifecycle-aware components — and CoreUI for React delivers exactly that.
In this article, you’ll learn how to implement Bootstrap-style dropdowns in React using the CDropdown component from CoreUI — cleanly, idiomatically, and without hacks.
How to Add a Bootstrap Modal in React Without Breaking React – The CoreUI Way
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If you’re building a React application and want to use a Bootstrap-style modal, you have options. You can rely on Bootstrap’s vanilla JavaScript, use a third-party component, or—more idiomatically—you can integrate a modal the “React way”: declarative, controlled, and accessible.
In this guide, I’ll show you how to do it properly using CoreUI for React — a component library that’s 100% compatible with Bootstrap styling but built entirely for React.
How to Use Bootstrap Tooltip in React Without Breaking React – CoreUI Integration Guide
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If you’re working with React and want to use Bootstrap-style tooltips, there’s a catch: Bootstrap’s native tooltip implementation is imperative and DOM-driven — which doesn’t align well with React’s declarative model.
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