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Some classes have changed in the demo, can you please merge the latest v4 branch and republish the demo?

Or can you tell me how to do it in my fork? Are you using your own server, or is there a way to publish it on github.io or somewhere in github?

Thanks.

Since jQuery is no longer required by Bootstrap 5, many themes are avoiding it as much as possible, except with tools like DataTables, where jQuery is still required.

While I like Vue, and I think React is pretty awesome, I found the learning curve too steep for most of my projects. But StimulusJS is awesome. I think it'd be great to use Stimulus in the demo program. I'll contribute some example pages if you think that's a good idea.

I also like Hinclude, especially for headers and footers with content that doesn't change. Since those fragments can be cached, it's nice bonus to have smaller pages that are often easier to work with.

I have the following in my package.json, under the "dependencies" key:

    "adminlte4": "https://github.com/mgatner/adminlte4",

But when I run yarn install (version 2) I get

➤ YN0001: │ Error: adminlte4@https://github.com/mgatner/adminlte4.git#commit=eedf49c42b956b50ad3b1c067af1175ab4cffd36: Manifest not found
at Function.find (/home/tac/survos/projects/scorecard/.yarn/releases/yarn-2.4.2.cjs:2:325237)
at async /home/tac/survos/projects/scorecard/.yarn/releases/yarn-2.4.2.cjs:2:147646

I think it's just a matter of adding a package.json (yarn init?).

Thanks.

Level 2 should be indented, maybe a bit smaller, yes?

Thanks for the demo, much easier to be talking about the same thing now!

Hi
is this link https://adminlte4.gatner.be/ updated with the latest AdminLTE v4.0.0-alpha2 ?

Thank you

P.S. did you see the issue ColorlibHQ/AdminLTE#5034 maybe you know how to fix it?

@danny007in approved my PR, so if you merge and build, the demo should work again.

Currently, none of the submenus work because of it.

This is terrific, thanks for putting it together!

Any chance you could deploy it to Heroku, so we can see it in action, instead of just screenshots?

Since it's pure html/javascript, I guess it could also be deployed to github.io, though I've never done that.