Update Bubbles on SB-Admin.

[BMeridian]

Can you point to docs where I could find info on how to
update bubbles on menu bar in SB-admin?

[dennis27]

The "bubbles" are Bootstrap badges. They are created like so:

   <span class="badge">7</span>

The ones you are asking about are found in the navbar

   <ul class="nav navbar-nav navbar-right navbar-user">
      ...
   </ul>

[BMeridian]

Yes, thanks..

You setup the badge for "Inbox" without a "name', 'id' , "class" property.
The number '7' is referred in
four different places two referring to the inbox. Should the span tag for
the bubble have an id or name
in addition to the bootstrap class reference...

How would I fix?

On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 3:02 PM, Dennis Vaughn notifications@github.comwrote:

The "bubbles" are Bootstrap badgeshttp://getbootstrap.com/components/#badges.
They are created like so:

7

The ones you are asking about are found in the navbarhttp://getbootstrap.com/components/#navbar

...

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[dennis27]

I am not an owner/contributor to the project but I don't think the templates are necessarily to be taken as is. I suppose if you want to access the badge span by id you could easily add that. You can access the span via the messages-dropdown class as well. The selector would look something like the following for jQuery, which would return you the badge element at which time you could manipulate it any way you want.

   $('.messages-dropdown a .badge')

[BMeridian]

Thanks.

Do you want to leave issue open so maintainer see it?

On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 3:38 PM, Dennis Vaughn notifications@github.comwrote:

I am not an owner/contributor to the project but I don't think the
templates are necessarily to be taken as is. I suppose if you want to
access the badge span by id you could easily add that. You can access the
span via the messages-dropdown class as well. The selector would look
something like the following for jQuery, which would return you the badge
element at which time you could manipulate it any way you want.

$('.messages-dropdown a .badge')

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[BlackrockDigital]

This is the sort of feature that you would have to add on your own. The numbers that I threw in there are just placeholders. I imagined that someone who wanted to use this template would use PHP or something to display the number within the badges. If you want to add classes, id's, names, whatever then feel free to do so, but dennis27 is correct in that the templates aren't built to be implemented as is, there is some customization still left to be done.