Power Pages Quick Tips Series: Identify Bootstrap version
🚀 Identifying Bootstrap Versions in Power Pages: A Quick Guide 🚀
🌐🔥In my latest video, I explore various ways to identify the Bootstrap version within Power Pages. Whether you’re a developer, business user, or just curious, these options will empower you:
0:50 Overview of options to identify the bootstrap version on Power pages
2:43 Use the CLI to check the Bootstrap version. Execute relevant commands to download and open the source code to obtain this information
3:30 Within the Power Page Management App, there’s likely a dedicated section in Web files table where you can view the Bootstrap version associated with your pages
4:45 Inspect the page sources directly. Look for references to Bootstrap files (such as bootstrap.min.js or bootstrap.min.css). The version number is often commented at the top of these files
5:25 Even non-technical users can identify the Bootstrap version. Encourage them to inspect the via appending bootstrap file name in address bar on the top of the base URL
6:12 Open your browser’s developer tools (usually by pressing F12). Navigate to the “Elements” or “Sources” tab. Look for Bootstrap-related files and their version details.
6:30 In the developer tools, explore the “Network” tab. Filter requests for Bootstrap files. Check their version information.
7:00 Recap of the session
8:15 Closer of the session
🔍Remember that Power Pages now supports both Bootstrap version 3 (which it currently uses) and Bootstrap version 5. The latter offers advantages like new CSS controls, security updates, and fixes. You can enable Bootstrap version 5 for new sites in the Power Platform admin center.⛏️
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