This dashboard front-end was created as I was lacking a simple responsive but slick looking dashboard for another project of mine. Other available dashboards were bloated with external plugins and required a lot of hackery/work out of the box - plus the fact many were powered by jQuery. The design takes inspiration from other dashboards around, but the code to create the layout is my own.
Compatibility/Tested:
- Chrome, Firefox, IE 11+
- Works best on screen sizes greater than ~335px
Live Example:
jQuery version available on the jQuery branch!
Simply clone, or download and unzip this repository and access the root via your browser. There is only one page on show (index.html), and the relevant sections have been commented.
AngularJS is simply being used to power the sidebar toggle (side in and out). It does a combination of detecting the browser size and managing a toggle cookie to keep the state the same when the page is reloaded. Check out the js/angular/bootstrap.js file.
The idea is not for AngularJS to be used just to power this functionality, it's used to be compatible with your AngularJS project.
Three different colour files (blue, green & red) have been included in css/themes, which changes the colour of the sidebar. Blue is on by default, the others are commented out in the index.html file.
The grid layout and components are powered by Bootstrap, also Font Awesome icons are ready to use.
The css/dashboard/dashboard.min.css file is the base CSS file for the dashboard, however it also contains the styling for the "widgets".
A widget is essentially a white container box with some styling, that will expand 100% of it's parent container. To seperate these out, I suggest putting them inside a bootstrap grid item, e.g:
<div class="col-lg-3">
<div class="widget">A widget has a widget-title and also a widget-body which can be used individually inside the widget.
Any content can be inside a widget-body, which will be padded by default. Three set sizes for the body are available and will provide a scroller for the content when the content breaks the height. Apply either large medium or small to the widget-body class, e.g: <div class="widget-body medium">.
If no size is set, the content will expand vertically based on content size.
Padding
Padding inside widgets is set to 20px. To remove this padding, apply the no-padding class on the widget body, e.g: <div class="widget-body no-padding">.
Tables
Styling for tables is included. Ensure your table has the class table and feel free to apply other Bootstrap classes. For table headings use thead and the body tbody. Tables work well with the no-padding class.
Messages & Errors
A message can be set within the body whether it has padding or not - simply place a <div> within the body with the class of message, e.g:
<div class="widget-body no-padding">
<div class="message" ng-if="servers.length == 0">
There are no servers in the application!
</div>
</div>If you wish to set this text to red, to display an error for example, simply replace message with error, e.g:
<div class="widget-body no-padding">
<div class="error" ng-if="error">
An error occured retrieving data from the server!
</div>
</div>The loading 'spinner' is a simple directive created by AngularJS within the js/angular/bootstrap.js file which replaces an HTML element with a define template. In this case, the HTML template is taken from this awesome spinkit repo, and the CSS placed in the css/dashboard/loading.css file (which is imported at the top of the dashboard.css file).
Usage of the directive: <loading></loading> or <div loading></div>
Want to change it, simply replace the template and CSS!
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