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I wish they'd kept the original 3D look-and-feel of the 2.3.x series (the one with 3.x looked slightly different) distributed with all the major versions since
by gjvc 5y ago
I wish they'd kept the original 3D look-and-feel of the 2.3.x series (the one with 3.x looked slightly different) distributed with all the major versions since (as an option).
- duxup 5y agoI work on some products with a variety of bootstrap versions. Some like 2.3.x style look really nice IMO. Style is cyclical.
- caslon 5y agoYou can just theme modern Twitter Bootstrap to have the old 1.1.1 or 2.x aesthetics. It wouldn't take that much effort.
- gjvc 5y agowell-volunteered. Do you have a link?
- moreshadow 5y ago* { background-image: linear-gradient(a big shadow); border-radius: 5 million pixels; box-shadow: 5 million pixels; text-shadow: 5 million pixels; } ...that should get you most of the way
- caslon 5y agoI said you. My CSS frameworks all emulate styles from long before Twitter Bootstrap was a thing, and I've always found every iteration of it to be incredibly ugly. I love writing CSS, you should also. It isn't that hard to emulate just about any style, especially when you're just theming an existing CSS framework like Twitter Bootstrap. In its case, you can get halfway there by just checking what the gradient parameters, border-radius and button sizes were.