Taxi CRM 2026
Introduction
What ships in the Taxi CRM 2026 admin template and how the delivered HTML, CSS and JavaScript are organised.
2 min read
Updated June 20, 2026
Detailed documentation for the compiled Bootstrap 5 admin template. Everything here
describes the delivered HTML, CSS and JavaScript — there is no build step, no Node, and
nothing to compile. You edit the .html pages, your own CSS overrides, the JSON
translations, and (optionally) the page scripts.
Live demo: browse every page at pvrtechstudio.com/taxi-crm/html.
Start with Getting Started, or jump to any topic below.
Contents
| # | Topic | What's inside |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Getting started | What you receive, folder layout, how to serve the files, how to make a new page. |
| 02 | Layout | The page shell — header/navbar, sidebar, footer, page header — and the layout variants. |
| 03 | Components | Buttons, badges, alerts, modals, dropdowns, tabs, accordion, carousel, pagination, progress, spinners, icons, toasts, SweetAlert. |
| 04 | Forms | Inputs, selects, checkboxes, plugin fields (Select2, date/range pickers, TouchSpin, sliders, Cleave, color, Dropzone), validation, editors, inline-edit. |
| 05 | Tables | Plain Bootstrap tables and the DataTables integration (#initDataTable, toolbar, filters, serial numbers, expandable rows). |
| 06 | Charts | Chart.js, ECharts, Highcharts, amCharts, Flot, Morris — container markup and init calls. |
| 07 | CSS system | The single style.css, the color variables, badge palette, utility classes, how to override. |
| 08 | JavaScript helpers | The app.js API: toasts, validation, DataTables helpers, utils, API_CONFIG, i18n engine, auto-init. |
| 09 | Internationalization | data-i18n attributes, the locales/ folder, languages, switching language. |
| 10 | Pages catalog | Every page grouped by area (masters, bookings, reports, payments, settings, auth, UI, tables, charts, errors). |
Conventions used in this documentation
- All paths are relative to the
app/folder (where the.htmlpages live), e.g.assets/css/style.css,assets/js/core/app.js. - Code snippets are taken from the actual shipped pages so you can copy them directly.
- "Page script" means the per-page file at
assets/js/pages/<feature>/<page>.js.
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