CSS Maker by Wizard’s Toolkit
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Set the CSS variables which will affect how all elements on your page look. For help with trending color palettes, check out coolors.co.
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MaterializeCSS
MaterializeCSS is a modern responsive front-end framework based on Material Design.
Wizard’s Toolkit generates MaterializeCSS code. Always remember when using MaterializeCSS with jQuery to always declare jQuery.js before materialize.min.js.
Docker
Docker makes it easy to jump in and have a perfect environment for working on Wizard’s Toolkit. Plus, Docker facilitates scaling through Kubernetes and other methods. Wizard’s Toolkit provides what we think is an ideal environment, but since this is low-code, you are welcome to change any aspects you want.
WTK has Docker Container options for MySQL, PostgreSQL and Python.
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Wizard’s Toolkit is the low-code rapid application development using PHP, SQL and JavaScript.
Local development and testing is always free.
All the resources developers need to start developing with WTK
is located at
http://wizardstoolkit.com/download.php
This free utility was built by Programming Labs for making color themes for Wizard’s Toolkit websites. Feel free to modify it for your own needs.
In your HTML page call the CSS files in this order:
- materialize.min.css
- wtk{YourColor}.css
- wtkLight.css or wtkDark.css
- wtkGlobal.css
And remember when using MaterializeCSS with jQuery to always declare jQuery.js before materialize.min.js.