As mentioned earlier, all sorts of plugins are available with Bootstrap. Some of these plugins enhance a particular Bootstrap component, while others add completely new functionality to Bootstrap.
Let us take a look at some useful plugins that you can use in your Bootstrap projects.
Bootbox (http://bootboxjs.com/) is a small jQuery plugin that uses native modals in Bootstrap, and allows you to create programmatic dialog boxes and manages them for you. It can be used to create all sorts of modals, such as normal ones, alerts, prompts, and confirms.
Bootstrap DateTime Picker is a great plugin for selecting dates and date times. It has views for decades, years, months, days, hours, and minutes as well as meridian support.
Bootstrap Modal is an extension to the modal plugin that comes with Bootstrap. It introduces a modal manager that can handle multiple modals by listening to their events.
Bootstrap Lightbox is a simple Lightbox plugin based on the native modal plugin in Bootstrap. It is very easy to use and supports a similar data API for native Bootstrap plugins.
Bootstrap Wysihtml5 is a Bootstrap port of the popular Wysihtml5 WYSIWYG project. It provides a full-fledged WYSIWYG editor that works well with Bootstrap.
Font Awesome is an iconic font that has been designed for Bootstrap. It comes with a lot of icons that are not included in the free version of Glyphicons that comes bundled with Bootstrap.
Jasny Bootstrap adds new components and JavaScript widgets to Bootstrap to provide even more building blocks. These components include the navmenu, off-canvas menu, and an excellent file input widget.
jQuery File Upload is a modern file upload plugin for jQuery. It uses Bootstrap by default, but it can also be used with AngularJS and jQuery.
Notify.js is a jQuery plugin used to create notifications. It comes with a prepackaged style for Bootstrap, and you can also easily create your own style if you want to.
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