![]() ![]() Since Bootstrap is all HTML, CSS and JavaScript, all open standards, you can use it with any framework including ASP.NET MVC. ![]() When you start a new MVC project, Bootstrap will be present, meaning you'll find Bootstrap.css and Bootstrap.js in your project. ![]() Let’s create a new ASP.NET Web Application.Įnter the name of the project, let’s say ‘MVCBootstrap’ and click Ok. In this dialog, if you select the empty template, you will get an empty web application and there will be no Bootstrap present. There won't be any controllers or any other script files either. Now select the MVC template and click Ok. When Visual Studio creates this solution, one of the packages that it will download and install into the project will be the Bootstrap NuGet package. You can verify by going to nfig and you can see the Bootstrap version 3 package. You can also see the Content folder which contains different css files. Run this application and you will see the following page. When this page appears, most of the layout and styling that you see is layout and styling that has been applied by Bootstrap. It includes the navigation bar at the top with the links as well as the display that is advertising ASP.NET. ![]()
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