you may also go to the bootstrap website and customize some of those widths and things and create a custom set of the bootstrap files to download and replace the versions shipped with web2py.
On Tuesday, November 27, 2012 1:25:37 AM UTC-8, Niphlod wrote: > > bootstrap is a css framework. If you want to remove it, surely you'll lose > some "necessary styles" (I guess you're referring to the styles that > usually are called "tipography", such as alignment of H1,H2, etc, lists, > paragraph formats and so on...). > Choose your own layout and apply your styles: web2py needs only the parts > included in web2py.css, and all the fragments in that file are commented > with the specifics of why those styles are needed. > > On Monday, November 26, 2012 7:44:20 PM UTC+1, Eric Hegnes wrote: >> >> Is there a clean way to disable the bootstrap functionality in web2py, >> either in layout.html or in one of the various bootstrap*.css files? >> Removing the bootstrap-related CSS files is not reasonable, as it also >> removes some necessary styles. >> Even being able to change the width at which bootstrap is initiated would >> be helpful. >> >> Thank you, >> Eric >> >> --
