* Extract color styles from .navbar { } and put them into
.navbar-default { }
* Change variable names
* Change the docs accordingly (i.e., add the .navbar-default class to
all default navbars)
* Change customizer accordingly
* Defaults to no rounded corners and full width in the viewport
* When in a container, the jumbotron has extra padding and will have
rounded corners
* Updates default jumbotron example to show the full width default
display
Fixes#9759.
Now navbars have their own float utility classes, mixin-ed versions of
`.pull-left` and `.pull-right`.
* Removed chained `.navbar-nav.pull-right`
* Added `.navbar-left` and `.navbar-right` as mixins of the default
float utilities, but only above the `@grid-float-breakpoint` to match
the new navbar behavior
* Updated components docs to match the new changeas
* Added callout about component alignment here to explain the new
classes
* Now responsive by default (fits better with mobile-first approach)
* Requires `.nav-header` to group `.navbar-brand` and `.navbar-toggle`
for proper mobile display.
* Changed `.nav-collapse` to `.navbar-collapse`
* Simplified examples in docs
Instead of applying `.btn-` or `.input-` to individual elements in
button and input groups, we now have new sizing classes to keep your
markup a little leaner.
* Add `.input-group-sm` or `.input-group-lg` to your `.input-group` to
replicate `.input-sm` and `.input-lg`, respectively.
* Add `.btn-group-xs`, `.btn-group-sm`, or `.btn-group-lg` to your
`.btn-group` to replicate `.btn-xs`, `.btn-sm`, and `. btn-lg`,
respectively.
Both sets of new sizing classes simply use the existing individual
sizing classes as mixins, so customization of them is automatically
inherited when compiling.
