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# Administrator Guide

## Installation

Login to your Confluence instance and navigate to the “Find new Add-Ons” page:

[http://\<yoursite-confluence-site>/plugins/servlet/upm/marketplace](http://localhost:1990/confluence/plugins/servlet/upm/marketplace)

Search for “Bootstrap Visuals for Confluence”.

Select the “Install” button next to it.

After that installation, you are done. There is no more configuration to do.

## Resources

The plugin adds the following resources to your site:

* A few icon images
* A customized Bootstrap style sheet (only those styles needed for the visuals)

## jQuery?

No. Most interactions in Bootstrap are based on the original jQuery library. This library is not included because it collides with the Confluence implementation of it.

## Other JavaScript Libraries?

No. Bootstrap uses other JavaScript libraries like popper.js and it’s own bootstrap.js. These libraries are also not included because they collide with Confluence.

## Custom JavaScript&#x20;

Where possible and useful, custom JavaScript is included in **Bootstrap Visuals for Confluence** , e.g. for the admissible feature of Alert boxes. These functions access Confluence’s own jQuery implementation.


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