© Anirudh Prabhu and Aravind Shenoy 2016
Anirudh Prabhu and Aravind Shenoy, Introducing Materialize , 10.1007/978-1-4842-2349-9_5
Anirudh Prabhu1 and Aravind Shenoy2
(1)A-403, Govardhan Nagar, Mumbai, India
(2)C-wing, 809/810, Mahavir Trinkets, Behind Huma Adlabs C-wing, 809/810, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
In the last chapter, you looked at the JavaScript-powered components in Materialize. In this chapter, you will touch base with the components that are a blend of JavaScript and CSS.
The very reason for using a CSS framework is to use its built-in user interface components. With its fantastic grid system and components, it is fairly easy to develop intricate web sites. In this chapter, you will take a look at various CSS ...
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