- Copy-pasting code from the internet is like borrowing someone else’s wardrobe. Sure, it might look good, but it’s not really your style.
- Designing a user page is like putting together a puzzle. You need to find the right pieces to make it look just right.
- Using Bootstrap is like having a cheat sheet for making your website look cool. Just grab the code and you’re good to go!
- Fixing coding errors is like untangling a knot. It’s frustrating, but once you do it, everything falls into place.
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ToggleSetting up the Controller and Action ๐ฎ
We are going to create an m VC controller and define the action for the users view. In the solution Explorer, we will create a new controller and a folder to house the view for the users.
Designing the View ๐จ
In the final view, we will use bootstrap components to create a professional design. We will add a card with a button and a table within the card to display user links. This will give us the exact design we want for the users view.
Styling the View with Bootstrap ๐
We will visit the official bootstrap site to find the appropriate components for our view. By copy-pasting the code from the bootstrap site and making some modifications, we will ensure that our view looks like it was created by a professional.
Displaying User Links ๐
We will use a bootstrap table to display the original link, short link, and the number of clicks associated with each link. By implementing the table, we will provide an organized way to showcase the user links.
Resolving Display Issues ๐ง
We will address issues related to the multiple opened cards problem and ensure that only one card opens when its corresponding button is clicked. By making these adjustments, we will enhance the user experience of the view.
Conclusion and Final Check โ๏ธ
After implementing the changes, we will evaluate the users view to ensure that it meets our design and functionality requirements. These adjustments will solidify the professional appearance and effectiveness of the view.
Key Takeaways:
- Utilizing bootstrap components for professional design
- Displaying user links in a structured manner
- Resolving display issues for a seamless user experience
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