Optimizing Shopping Experiences with Bootstrap HTML elements
Attention: Shopware from version 6.5 uses Bootstrap 5, this article is then outdated and will be revised soon.
The Shopware 6 Storefront is based on the Bootstrap Framework. Due to our HC Architecture®, ThemeWare® is also completely compatible with Bootstrap.
Bootstrap HTML elements
In this tutorial you will discover the most common Bootstrap HTML elements you can use in your Shopping Experiences. These elements can be placed in your Shopping Experience via the HTML editor of text elements.
Buttons
Bootstrap offers you several predefined button styles you can use in your Shopping Experiences, each of which serves its own semantic purpose. In the following you will find all available button styles with code examples.
Tables
The Bootstrap Framework includes several predefined table styles. There are, for example, light and dark layouts. In the following please find an example of a light variant.

Modals
Modals are also already included in Bootstrap and thus also in Shopware and ThemeWare®. In the following please find an example of a standard modal.

Accordions
An accordion is an element you can use for your Shopping Experience. The Accordion is used to display extensive content in a space-saving way. This also is possible with the Bootstrap Framework.

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