What is included in NGX Bootstrap(Nav bar, pills and such)? What modules do I have to call / include to use (BSDropdown0=)?

Question

I have recently started using Angular CLI to start a simple application. I have just included NGX-Bootstrap, which is just the updated version of ng2-bootstrap. I saw that to use alerts and the drop down, I have to import the module. My question is what modules are built in still and which ones I will have to import. I know the documentation is here: http://valor-software.com/ngx-bootstrap/#/ But for the nav bar is it still built in?

Solution

This is what you are looking: http://getbootstrap.com/components/#navbar.

NGX-Bootstrap provides you some pre-built component built for Angular, based on Bootstrap CSS and JS. But Bootstrap is still there, so you can still reference to the Bootstrap Api.

If you are using Bootstrap 4.0.alpha you need to watch here: Bootstrap4-alpha - API NAVBAR

Comments

[joe]

What graphics card do you have?

[pranphy]

AMD graphics card. I have intel 4200U i5 CPU.

[mcantsin]

@PrakashGautam Which one exactly? Use lspci in the command line to get the exact spec.

[pranphy]

00:00.0 VGA compatible controller Haswell-ULU Interated graphics Controller (rev 09) 03:00.0 AMD nee ATI Sun [Radeon HD 8600M Series]

[Emin Mastizada]

Same happened to me, just remove graphic drivers, reinstall x.org, lightdm, ubuntu desktop and have fun

[pranphy]

how do I remove graphics drivers when all I get are the error messages mentioned above and can't penetrate into user interface of 14.04?

[arsaKasra]

so what's the error log file?

[Chuck R]

From the CLI, run this command: dpkg -l | grep fglrx | awk '{ print $3 }'. This command will print out the version number of the fglrx (ATI) driver that you currently have installed (if any). Additionally, please provide the output of: modinfo fglrx | grep "^version" | awk '{print $2}', which will give use the version of fglrx currently install and being used in the kernel. I have a hunch that update-initramfs may have packaged the wrong version of the driver into the initramfs, leading to graphics problems. Or, perhaps, it's not even installed -- which may give the same results.

[pranphy]

dpkg -l | grep fglrx | awk '{ print $3 }' gives nothing but modinfo fglrx | grep "^version" | awk '{print $2}' gives ERROR: Module fglrx not found.

[bain]

What does /var/log/Xorg.0.log say? Your system has both Intel HD4400 graphics and AMD HD8600M. Perhaps fglrx got removed, but xorg.conf is still configured to use it? Try deleting your old xorg.conf as the answer below suggests.

[Elder Geek]

@Prakash Gautam please provide your aforementioned error log file. Please help us help you.

[pranphy]

I tried to view the file with cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log which shows a long file and I am sorry I don't understand what the information mean!

[Lucio]

You don't help mentioning the size of a file content. But you may help uploading it into a web service where we can read it. Upload it here and link it in your question-

[pranphy]

I so very much want this question be be reconsidered. I am in a deep trouble as I keep on getting 404 Not found whenever I try to install new packages. I still have this problem.

[Chuck R]

Hmm, this seems almost correct except that at the end of this the user is left without a graphics driver -- instead using Vesa which probably won't work out too well. We may need some more information about this in order to properly rectify the problem.

[pranphy]

Sorry I may be doing some silly error here; when I do CTRL+ALT+F1 I get a console screen; but I can't login. It says incorrect login. I enter <username> and <password> but it says incorrect login. Now I have installed 13.04 back. I may be able to do that from terminal, to prepare for 14.04 installation. Is that possible?

[Elder Geek]

@PrakashGautam I would prepare for installation by backing up all my data. Once I was sure I had backed up everything I needed I'd wipe the drive and install fresh. Then copy my backed up data onto the system. Since you've installed 13.04 back this question is no longer relevant to your current situation. It's still a valuable question though. We appreciate you bringing it to our attention as it is likely to help others. I experienced too many problems with both 13.04 and 13.10 to consider using them seriously. 14.04 is so far much more stable for me although I still run 12.04 for benchmarks

[pranphy]

This file doesn't exist in my system.

[KyleJayMaxwell]

I guess I just didn't understand what NGX-Bootstrap really is. This makes more sense, I am also using BS4. Thank you.