Summary
In this chapter, we finished our web application example. The main objective here was to learn about the Bootstrap plugins that we had not described before.
First, you learned about data attributes and how to use them with Bootstrap. After that, we saw both the possible ways to call plugins: via pure JavaScript or just through data attributes APIs.
We started and finished plugins with modals. Modals are one of the main plugins in Bootstrap because they are very versatile and customizable. Thus, they are fit for multiple contexts where you need some interaction with the user but do not want to move to another page.
In the middle of the chapter, we talked about two plugins that are closely related. They are the tooltip and the popover. Both ...
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