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If anyone is looking for a basic summary of "What's new", the best I found was their blog post about plans for v3: http://blog.getbootstrap.com/2012/12/10/bootstrap-3-plans/
why don't they just incorporate font awesome?
Fyi, top nav menu doesn't work on nexus 7
I would consider it quite crucial. When using Bootstraps responsive features, (which are clearly a selling point) you'd expect something as trivial as a popup-menu to actually work on other than desktop devices.
Is it just me or do the new buttons not really fit with everything else. They look very flat. But most other components have shadows and still look like old bootstrap
It's interesting that so many of the comments here (and often, those made about Bootstrap in general) focus on the aesthetic of a few form elements and not the utilities that come with the framework. Understandable, I guess, as they're the most obvious when you load up the page! I've been playing with the 3.0.0-wip branch for a little while, and I think that there are a couple of really cool features that should be n…
Well there is no Scaffolding section so it's hard to know what changed beside the aesthetic.
I've only been using bootstrap for a week, but I instantly noticed that the grid elements were separated not with a left margin, but with both left and right padding. This is going to be fantastic, and shows their responsive first thinking.
http://www.backwardcompatible.net/164-twitter-bootstrap-3-bu...
Is it just me or do the new buttons not really fit with everything else. They look very flat. But most other components have shadows and still look like old bootstrap
Yeah the old buttons looked like buttons, it was obvious they could be clicked. These ones look more like an outlined header or something. The disabled ones don't really look disabled if they are not next to a non disabled button either. Aesthetically I think the current version is much better. Personally not a huge fan of everything going to this 'flat' / metro look but it seems to have really caught on.
Not sure if I like this at all. I think they need to call it Bootstrap 3: flat and fat! It just seems like a huge step back to me. It's not even an elegant "flat" design; it's like they scrapped everything and decided to make all classes (even buttons for God's sake) DIVs of different colors. The new navbar, for example, is literally a gray DIV with rounded edges. I use Bootstrap on my web app because I care about de…
The more people stop using Bootstrap as a complete design the happier I will be.
Not sure if I like this at all. I think they need to call it Bootstrap 3: flat and fat! It just seems like a huge step back to me. It's not even an elegant "flat" design; it's like they scrapped everything and decided to make all classes (even buttons for God's sake) DIVs of different colors. The new navbar, for example, is literally a gray DIV with rounded edges. I use Bootstrap on my web app because I care about de…
The more people stop using Bootstrap as a complete design the happier I will be.