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I recently used Bootstrap to skin the initial version of my paste bin project, and it produced a very nice result with no effort, especially for someone who is

by nsxwolf 15y ago

I recently used Bootstrap to skin the initial version of my paste bin project, and it produced a very nice result with no effort, especially for someone who is not a front-end guy. http://paste.ly/ http://paste.ly/ Looking forward to digging into Bootstrap 2.

zmillman 15y ago
You should give your submit inputs the 'btn' class for better styling. The default style for submits makes them look disabled. (you can also add the 'primary' class to provide a splash of color and highlight the recommended action)
- nsxwolf 15y ago
  Thanks for the tip! That looks a lot better now.
  - ashot 15y ago
    is this: http://paste.ly/pastes http://paste.ly/pastes intentional?
    - nsxwolf 15y ago
      That route is just left in as a placeholder until there's a better way to view and search the public pastes. One that's not currently jiving with the template.
maukdaddy 15y ago
Make sure to randomize the paste codes. Otherwise it's too easy to just increment and see what everyone else has done: http://paste.ly/pastes/25 http://paste.ly/pastes/25