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They don't use anymore. They use class icon.
It looks like they still do. From http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/base-css.html#icons How to use With v2.0.0, we have opted to use an tag for all our icons, but they have no case class—only a shared prefix. To use, place the following code just about anywhere:
My only fear is that widespread use of these kind of pre-designed frameworks might create a homogenized web. I understand that you can re-skin but I'm thinking many folks will go with the pre-built look/feel. Even so, this is awesome for getting stuff out quickly. Great job.
On the topic of the responsive design module - when I view my project on an iPhone/iPad it shows the full screen version of the site, rather than the mobile version. However, it shows the mobile version on a samsung phone. Is there a reason for this?
Been using Bootstrapwip2 for a few days on http://sharemegithub.com I wonder if we can look forward to mustache being implemented in in 2.1?
I hope that's not why it's down.
I am going to chime in being negative against the wave of positive feedback here. Twitter has done well releasing this and when I first saw it ages ago it looked neat and fairly professional. However, like a pop song which has been completely overplayed on the radio it has become tired and frankly a bit annoying. It has its uses offline to quickly get a demo up and running but it shouldn't be used on a live site. At…
I am going to chime in being negative against the wave of positive feedback here. Twitter has done well releasing this and when I first saw it ages ago it looked neat and fairly professional. However, like a pop song which has been completely overplayed on the radio it has become tired and frankly a bit annoying. It has its uses offline to quickly get a demo up and running but it shouldn't be used on a live site. At…
Lazy question: is it easy to remove that black bar? I think it's a terrible bit of navigation for "average user" kinds of people, who will easily miss it.
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Lazy question: is it easy to remove that black bar? I think it's a terrible bit of navigation for "average user" kinds of people, who will easily miss it.
Just don't add it in the first place.
In your opinion, what is the mobile equivalent of Bootstrap or what combination of JS/CSS packages can function as a bootstrap-type jumpstart? I have a personal project that uses Bootstrap but it pains me to use it on my mobile device. The js templating (loading JSON data into the view) that I do is a necessary part but I'd be willing to hardcode.
Depending on what you're after, there's either the native app lookalike : http://www.chocolatechip-ui.com/ or you could go with a collapsible column grid along the lines of http://fluidbaselinegrid.com/ where by you have the one code base for mobile and desktop browsers.
How is it compared to jquerymobile?