You can also install the full package in one click from your Jahia administration.

WARNING: Migration to Bootstrap 4 v2.5.0 or v4.6.0

Please read carefully this part if you update Bootstrap 4 v2.5.0 / v4.6.0. We did refactor the Layout / Grid component by renaming the generated areas.

From version v2.5.0/ v4.6.0 of Bootstrap 4 component, the contentList above a Layout / Grid component do not contain the systemName of the grid anymore. As a result, you will be able to copy/paste or rename a Layout / Grid component without losing the content (or having ghost content).

This feature is only working on site content (not for Layout / Grid component created in the studio)

How to apply this refactoring?

A groovy script has been made to refactor existing content. To execute this script, go to the Groovy Console (via the tools http://localhost:8080/tools). The name of the script is grid-rename.groovy
First, you can execute this script to test it without checking the Apply refactoring. It will list the nodes that will need to be updated. Then, you can check the Apply refactoring to save the updates by on the default workspace.
If you get an error during script execution, have a look at the console to get the list of nodes to manually publish. Then you can try to run the script again until there is no more errors.

What is done on this script?

This script executes a query on your default repository and check on all Layout / Grid nodes if we need to rename the sub-nodes of type contentList to remove the grid systemName.

What is not done with this script grid-rename.groovy?

This script updates the default workspace and publish nodes without pending modifications. All nodes with pending modification need to be manually published to be visible in live.

How to migrate from a 1.x Bootstrap 4 version

We did refactor the Layout / Grid component by moving the Grid part to the Create Row.

As a result, when you want to create some columns, you will need to check the Create Row / Columns checkbox and then select the type of grid that you want to use (Predefined or Custom).

How to apply this refactoring?
A groovy script has been made to helps you refactoring existing content. To execute this script, go to the Groovy Console (via the tools http://localhost:8080/tools). The name of the script is grid-refactoring.groovy
First, you can execute this script to test it without checking the Apply refactoring. It will list the nodes that will need to be updated. Then, you can check the Apply refactoring to save the updates by on the default workspace.

What is done on this script?
This script executes a query on your default repository and checks on all Layout / Grid nodes if they use a Predefined or a Custom grid type, and set the right type on the Create Row mixin.

What is not done with this script?
Publication
This script updates the default workspace and publishes nodes without pending modifications; you will need to publish some nodes manually. Note that the publication is not mandatory; the output should be correct on Live even if you don't execute the groovy script.

Templates and other modules
You will also need to update all your modules or templates set that uses the Layout / Grid module, and if you were using the legacy grid, you will need to check the Create Row / Column checkbox and select the right grid type.

List of components

Breadcrumb

Button

Use Bootstrap’s custom button styles for actions in forms, dialogs, and more. Includes support for a handful of contextual variations, sizes, states, and more.

Card

A card is a flexible and extensible content container. It includes options for headers and footers, a wide variety of content, contextual background colors, and powerful display options. Cards replace our old panels, wells, and thumbnails in Bootstrap 3.

Carousel

Figure

Anytime you need to display a piece of content—like an image with an optional caption, consider using a figure.

Grid

Bootstrap includes a powerful mobile-first flexbox grid system for building layouts of all shapes and sizes. It’s based on a 12 column layout and has multiple tiers, one for each media query range.

Media object

The media object helps build complex and repetitive components where some media is positioned alongside content that doesn’t wrap around said media.

Navbar

Pagination

Pagination links indicate a series of related content exists across multiple pages.

Text

Version

A full integration

In the next video, you will see how to use the Bootstrap4 modules for a complete template set integration