- 15 May, 2016 1 commit
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Mark Otto authored
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- 14 May, 2016 3 commits
- 13 May, 2016 6 commits
- 12 May, 2016 15 commits
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Mark Otto authored
- Add .text-muted for text color control over .bg-inverse in the examples - Add a dark navbar collapse example
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Mark Otto authored
Alternate fix to #18865: Change the .navbar-toggler color for light/dark navbars as we do with the .navbar-brand
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
v4: Card improvements
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
Here we're doing some margin swapping, so it looks a little funky. All this does is match the margin implementation and rendering across our table and flex versions of card decks.
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
- Remove the box-shadow and switch back to border to match .card basics - Update the header nav margin override--since we restored the border, we need that default negative margin at the bottom
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- 11 May, 2016 15 commits
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
- Add inverse examples for all variants - Use rgba() colors for hover and accent states for easy usage in inverse styles
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Mark Otto authored
Update tags/labels/badges migration docs to mention class and change in behavior for alignment in list groups
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
v4: Figuring out split dropdown buttons
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
- Really we didn't need to do any of that strip units stuff to generate six new variables, two for each button size - Using sibling selectors, we can target those split button dropdown toggles using the .dropdown-toggle-split class, and adjust padding and margin as needed - Now, we nuke the margin-left from the ::after generated caret and tighten up the padding so that those split toggles don't look huge next to their main button
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Mark Otto authored
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Mark Otto authored
v4: Forms cleanup
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