Angular Bootstrap Skins

Angular Skins - Bootstrap 4 & Material Design

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Angular Bootstrap skins are basic color schemes which can be applied for the website providing ready to use full-page web design.

MDB provides you with few basic color skins schemes you might consider applying on your website for a different effect.

To apply a skin you just need to add one of our skin classes to the <body> element.

Skin affects the following elements: navbar, sideNav, footer, button, dropdown, pagination, input, controls of carousel-multi-item, form-header, card-header, spinners, pagination, gradients, primary, secondary, default colors.

White skin MDB Pro component

Basic MDB template with a white skin. Live preview 
<body class="white-skin">

Black skin MDB Pro component

Basic MDB template with a white skin. Live preview 
<body class="black-skin">

Cyan skin MDB Pro component

Basic MDB template with a white skin. Live preview 
<body class="cyan-skin">

MDB skin MDB Pro component

Basic MDB template with a white skin. Live preview 
<body class="mdb-skin">

Deep purple skin MDB Pro component

Basic MDB template with a white skin. Live preview 
<body class="deep-purple-skin">

Pink skin MDB Pro component

Basic MDB template with a white skin. Live preview 
<body class="pink-skin">

Indigo skin MDB Pro component

Basic MDB template with a white skin. Live preview 
<body class="indigo-skin">

Light blue skin MDB Pro component

Basic MDB template with a white skin. Live preview 
<body class="light-blue-skin">

Grey skin MDB Pro component

Basic MDB template with a white skin. Live preview 
<body class="grey-skin">

Add custom skin MDB Pro component

Open your global stylesheet styles.scss, and add there a markup for your brand new skin.

After the new skin markup, add necessary imports from ng-uikit-pro-standard folder in node_modules directory.

$skins: () !default;
$skins: map-merge((
  "test": (
    "skin-primary-color": #fff,
    "skin-navbar": #fff,
    "skin-footer-color": #fff,
    "skin-accent": #fff,
    "skin-flat": #fff,
    "skin-sidenav-item": #fff,
    "skin-sidenav-item-hover": #fff,
    "skin-gradient-start": #fff,
    "skin-gradient-end": #fff,
    "skin-mask-slight": #fff,
    "skin-mask-light": #fff,
    "skin-mask-strong": #fff,
    "skin-sn-child": #fff,
    "skin-btn-primary": #fff,
    "skin-btn-secondary": #fff,
    "skin-btn-default": #fff,
    "skin-text": #fff
  )
), $skins);
@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/mixins';
@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/colors';
@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/variables';
@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/variables-pro';
@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/msc/skins-pro';

Important note: Please note, that "test" is name of your skin.

After saving styles.scss file, open index.html file and add class test-skin to body element.

Add new data to skin object MDB Pro component

Open your global stylesheet styles.scss, and add there a markup for your brand new skin.

After the new skin markup, add necessary imports from ng-uikit-pro-standard folder in node_modules directory.

@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/mixins';
@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/colors';
@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/variables';
@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/variables-pro';
@import '~ng-uikit-pro-standard/assets/scss/core/msc/skins-pro';

@each $skin, $data in $skins {
  .#{$skin}-skin {
    .custom-class {
      background-color: map-get($data, skin-primary-color) !important;
    }
  }
}