<h2>Overview</h2>
The Multi-Color Progressbar for Twitter Bootstrap is an innovative component that enhances the user interface by visually representing task completion through a color-coded system. This progressbar incorporates three distinct zones — safe, warning, and danger — distinguished by green, orange, and red colors respectively. Not only does this feature improve user experience by providing clarity on progress, but it also integrates seamlessly with Bootstrap and jQuery, making it a flexible choice for developers looking to enhance their web applications.
With its intuitive color changes based on progress, users can quickly assess the status of ongoing tasks. This component is particularly useful in settings where clear visual indicators of task completion are crucial, such as project management dashboards and loading indicators.
<h2>Features</h2>
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<li>Multi-Color Zones: The progressbar features three color zones: green for safe (0-50%), orange for warning (50-90%), and red for danger (90-100%), allowing for quick visual assessments of progress.</li>
<li>Dynamic Color Change: The progressbar automatically updates its color based on the current progress, ensuring that users are always aware of the status.</li>
<li>Customizable Markers: The warning and danger zones can be easily adjusted with customizable markers, allowing developers to set their own thresholds for transitions.</li>
<li>Step Functionality: Adjust the progress incrementally using a customizable step value, making it easy to reflect gradual progress updates.</li>
<li>Maximum Value Setting: Control the maximum limit of the progressbar (default 100%), ensuring that it fits various application needs.</li>
<li>Event Support: The progressbar includes an event listener for position changes, providing real-time feedback on progress updates.</li>
<li>Reset Functionality: Easily reset the progressbar back to zero, providing a clean slate for new tasks or operations.</li>
<li>Licensing: Built under the Apache License v2.0, maintaining compatibility with the Twitter Bootstrap framework.</li>
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<h2>Overview</h2>
The Spin Edit for Twitter Bootstrap is an intuitive and flexible control designed to enhance the user experience by allowing users to easily modify numerical values. Tested with version 2.2.1 of Bootstrap, this component integrates seamlessly into any Bootstrap-based project. It simplifies the process of value adjustment, providing a smoother interaction for users who need precise inputs.
This spin edit control is built on top of jQuery, ensuring compatibility and ease of use. Whether it's for setting quantities in forms or adjusting settings in an application, this tool is versatile enough to accommodate a variety of applications, making it an excellent addition to your user interface toolkit.
<h2>Features</h2>
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<li>Initial Value: Set a default starting value for the spin edit (default is 0), allowing for immediate usability upon load.</li>
<li>Minimum/Maximum Limits: Easily define the minimum (default is 0) and maximum (default is 100) thresholds for user input, ensuring values stay within designated ranges.</li>
<li>Adjustable Step Size: Control how much the value increases or decreases with each increment (default step is 1), allowing for precise adjustments.</li>
<li>Decimal Support: Configure the spin edit to accept a specified number of decimal places (default is 0), perfect for scenarios that require fine-tuned values.</li>
<li>Dynamic Value Updates: The spin edit triggers a <code>valueChanged</code> event each time the value is modified, keeping other components in sync with user inputs.</li>
<li>Easy Value Modification: Utilize methods like <code>increase</code> and <code>decrease</code> to programmatically adjust the value based on user interactions or application logic.</li>
<li>Licensing: The component is released under the Apache License v2.0, making it a flexible option for both personal and commercial projects.</li>
</ul>
This control is ideal for developers looking to provide a user-friendly way to manage numerical inputs within their Bootstrap applications.

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