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If nothing else, it's easier to override with your own styles.
Exactly. In BS 2 it was such a pain to remove the gradients from buttons, the box-shadows from inputs and all the other extra UI effects that you didn't want to use.
Meh, at some point they should start to realise that you can't change everything every release and expect everyone to keep up. It feels like it's becoming more of a chore than the real initial win it was able to deliver on first release.
The company I work for uses several versions of Bootstrap 2 and we have no issue dealing with it. Newer projects will use BS3, but we don't need nor feel the need to update every project.
I wish the examples used more semantically meaningful html5 elements where appropriate, but that's not too big of a deal.
I don't think I get the new grid system. .col-12 .col-lg-8 What's going on here? If I were to guess, I'm assuming it's going to be 12 columns if its a mobile, 8 if a tablet or a desktop. In what situation would that be useful? It looks like you'd end up with some pretty complicated mark-up quickly like that.
A little further down, there's examples: http://getbootstrap.com/css/#grid
They suggest that it doesn't end up awfully complicated. I could see how you could use it to make something complicated, but it seems to me that if you use it sparingly at the top-most level of markup, it shouldn't be too bad.
I don't think I get the new grid system. .col-12 .col-lg-8 What's going on here? If I were to guess, I'm assuming it's going to be 12 columns if its a mobile, 8 if a tablet or a desktop. In what situation would that be useful? It looks like you'd end up with some pretty complicated mark-up quickly like that.
|----col1------| on mobile
|----col2------|
|--col1--||col2| on desktop
Other than the grid, it looks like all the classes and markup are the same. I wish the examples used more semantically meaningful html5 elements where appropriate, but that's not too big of a deal.
Other than the grid, it looks like all the classes and markup are the same. I wish the examples used more semantically meaningful html5 elements where appropriate, but that's not too big of a deal.
I noticed last night that the forms have been cleaned up a bit and outfitted with new class names