We are currently looking for a force.com developer/ development house for an OEM based project. It will ultimately connect to mobile devices such as iOS.
About the project:
Some of the architecture setup has been started but more data architecture is required.
There are under 100 data points
Once data architecture is completed layout and design will be required as well.
The project is ready to start immediately.
Developer Selection:
The developer must be located in the USA
The developer must provide a portfolio of force.com projects to review (3 -5)
The developer must be a full time freelance, or part of development house (no moon-lighters)
A rough project specification will be provided to qualified prospective developers.
For an application that I'm building I'm trying to incorporate the Twitter Bootstrap CSS libraries, but there are a couple instances of this causing conflicts with the default Visualforce CSS. The most obvious instance is when trying to use a button other than the default, e.g.
<apex:button value="Click Me" styleClass="btn btn-primary"/>
This results in a button that's somewhere between Visualforce's default and the intended final result.
I know that the standard stylesheets can be turned off entirely, but I don't want to remove the header in order to do it.
One solution I can think of is to try and tell Visualforce that the Bootstrap libraries should have a higher priority, but I'm not sure how to do it, if it's even possible.
