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bootstrap4_setHeaderColor

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Last edited Mar 10, 2018

Created on Mar 10, 2018

This example demonstrates how to dynamically set the color theme of a Bootstrap 4 navigation bar. The code defines a `setHeaderColor` function that assigns specific CSS classes to the navbar, brand, search button, and logo button based on a chosen base color such as dark, light, primary, or danger. It uses TypeScript with Bootstrap 4’s class-based styling system, including `navbar-dark`, `bg-primary`, and `btn-outline-success`, to apply the theme. The implementation relies on an object-literal class binding approach, likely for use with a framework like Angular.

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