Attached disabled styles to the exact input types rather than all
inputs and reseting the checkbox/radios. If setting `background-color:
transparent;`, iOS renders no background on the disabled control.
If the popover's title contains no text, hide it via JS. Previously was
done via CSS's `:empty` property, but that doesn't work in IE8, so JS
it is.
/cc @fat becaue I probably did this wrong <3
* Remove plugin file and put JS inline
* Update grid layout to use tablet columns
* Switch from LESS to CSS for transition
* Pad footer sides for better mobile rendering
* Spacing cleanup
* Updates `.table` to always enforce a solid white background
* Update button groups and dropdowns to always use black carets
* Add a 1px solid black border to labels (in the future we should add a
border to these perhaps for better printing)
Instead of clearing the entire `.dl-horizontal`, we've moved the
clearfix mixin to the `dd` level to solve two problems in one: empty
`dd`s mid-list, and empty `dd` as the last child.
Addresses a few old issues, including #2824, #3819, #3821, #4062,
#6707, and #7180.
Sorry that took so long :D.
* Update example sections to include basic, mobile-desktop, and mobile-tablet-desktop implementations
* Add more examples to the grid example page
* Red columns instead of gray for more Bootstrapy aesthetic
* Update docs to include table of grid levels and behaviors
* Change from .col-md to .col-sm to match existing size variables we use elsewhere
* Keep .col-lg as-is though for simplicity as we won't likely add a fourth level of the grid
* Combine responsive .container breakpoints with grid breakpoints in grid.less
* Other misc docs updates
- Removed mixins for generating grid classes
- Thus, we manually declare every grid class, from 1-11 (12th unit is
excluded as that's the same as no grid columns)
- No more need for `.col` base class (yay!)
- Negative indent the rows at tablets and above once again (ugh, still
working through this part)
- Add support for `.col-md` for tablet-specific grid columns
- Still need to figure out offsets, pushes, and pulls on other
devices—right now only available on desktop
Luis Hdez