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--- newdevs:landscape:code [2023/01/25 12:24] – Added link to Bootstrap migration guide scl
+++ newdevs:landscape:code [2023/12/04 16:00] (current) – Moved Bootstrap to Bootstrap section; added CSS Grid scl
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 **AsciiDoc:** AsciiDoc is a plain text format for creating documentation. Evergreen uses it to write the official Evergreen documentation and release notes that get included with the software.
-**Bootstrap:** See CSS below.
+**Bootstrap:** The web client uses the Bootstrap CSS library ([[https://getbootstrap.com/]]). The older AngularJS pages use Bootstrap 3 and the newer Angular pages use Bootstrap 4. A new version of the public-facing OPAC developed with Bootstrap was made available with Evergreen version 3.6. If you would like to work on upgrading parts of the interface to a newer Bootstrap version, please refer to this [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NFx09zghDW_sGcbPnM8iED0_7S2XyISwCnWNuOMhLK4/edit?usp=sharing|Bootstrap 3--5.2 migration guide]] for a consolidated reference to class and function name changes.
-**CSS:** Cascading Style Sheets are used (along with HTML) to develop the look and feel of Evergreen's user interfaces in the OPAC and staff client. See [[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS]]. The web client uses the Bootstrap CSS library ([[https://getbootstrap.com/]]. The older AngularJS pages use Bootstrap 3 and the newer Angular pages use Bootstrap 4. A new version of the public-facing OPAC developed with Bootstrap was made available with Evergreen version 3.6. If you would like to work on upgrading parts of the interface to a newer Bootstrap version, please refer to this [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NFx09zghDW_sGcbPnM8iED0_7S2XyISwCnWNuOMhLK4/edit?usp=sharing|Bootstrap 3--5.2 migration guide]] for a consolidated reference to class and function name changes.
+**CSS:** Cascading Style Sheets are used (along with HTML) to develop the look and feel of Evergreen's user interfaces in the OPAC and staff client. See [[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS]] and [[newdevs:grid|CSS Grid]].
 **Dojo:** The Dojo Toolkit set of JavaScript libraries was used throughout the XUL client. Dojo-based scripts are currently being deprecated as they are replaced with Angular scripts.