orclapex The best alternative to Universal Theme Material APEX just got updated earlier this week to v0.12.0. If you haven't heard about it, it is a complete alternative solution to Universal Theme. And it is free! Material APEX has been around for more than two years now and it's being used widely accross the APEX
orclapex Checkbox Pills Demo: https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=128166:1 Universal Theme offers a template option for radio button items to make them look like buttons: As of this writing (APEX 5.1.1), this template option does not work on checkboxes. But wouldn't it be nice to have
oracle Beautifying File Browse Inputs Are you tired of seeing this? The look and feel behind these <input> comes from the browser itself, so there ain't much you can do... ...or is there? Let's try and work with them a little bit... * Example above shows 3 file inputs on the same line. HTML
orclapex Introducing APEX Bootstrap 4 (Theme) UPDATE: This theme is deprecated. For the past few weeks we've been working on something new. I'm excited to release the first version of a new APEX Theme. Still alpha, not production ready :) See Demo See Source code Bootstrap 4 itself (the framework) doesn't look too different from Bootstrap 3,
orclapex Reinventing APEX Reporting It's all about changing your reporting state of mind. I used to automatically associate reporting to something like this: You know the drill, a few HTML tags such as <table>, <tr>, <th>, <td>, etc. I wish we could make standard reports more
orclapex APEX Theme Boilerplate UPDATED 2017-06-20: Templates were revisited for APEX 5.1 I love building new APEX themes from scratch. Don't get me wrong, I love the new Universal Theme as well: it's an inspiring user interface that I'll be using a lot in the years to come. But for me, there is
