Bootstrap 3.0 Upcoming changes
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Bootstrap 3.0 Upcoming changes
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Re: Bootstrap 3.0 Upcoming changes
#2Really sad they are dropping support for IE7
unfortunately I will not be upgrading to this version then.
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#3> Hero unit
> ❑ Convert class to .jumbotron.
can someone explain the rationale here?
Re: Bootstrap 3.0 Upcoming changes
#4Really sad they are dropping support for IE7 unfortunately I will not be upgrading to this version then.
I don't think it would be THAT hard to add back in support for IE7. Also, I'm sure that not long after the release someone will make a forked version that supports IE7, since so many of us still need to support IE7.
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#5> Dropped all things fluid. We removed the fluid grid system, fluid container, and fluid layout.
Damn. That is very handy when you want to have even sub columns inside of an odd-sized parent column.
Re: Bootstrap 3.0 Upcoming changes
#6> Hero unit > ❑ Convert class to .jumbotron. can someone explain the rationale here?
V2.2.2 used ".jumbotron" AND ".masthead" for the hero unit in the docs, so I think they are just condensing that to one class.
See this screenshot: http://bluetide.pro/cPkH/5LohuilN
Re: Bootstrap 3.0 Upcoming changes
#7> Responsive CSS is no longer separate.
Will we still be able to easily remove things like the "large desktop" size?
Re: Bootstrap 3.0 Upcoming changes
#8I don't think I saw it on the doc, but is there a projected release date for 3.0? It sounds like there is some pretty awesome updates coming, even though they seem more "back-end" related.
Re: Bootstrap 3.0 Upcoming changes
#9Glad they are finally using icon fonts instead of PNG. Now we can make icons any color and add drop shadows if needed.
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#10> Responsive CSS is no longer separate. Will we still be able to easily remove things like the "large desktop" size?
I don't see why you couldn't. It's pretty easy to find media queries in the CSS, because of the unique styling they have in the CSS file.