<a> doesn't support the `[disabled]` attribute,
so `a.btn.disabled` simulates it using `pointer-events: none`.
However, this is unnecessary for <button>s and <input>s, and
also prevents their `[disabled]` cursor from displaying.
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This changes the order of component variations throughout the repo (code and docs) to be more consistent.
The order now used everywhere is the one most frequently found in the repo before:
Default, Primary, Success, Info, Warning, Danger
Bootstrap is being relicensed from Apache 2.0 to MIT so that more of our community can use the free and open source software we lovely create together. As commits are copyright their original authors, the commits of any individual not agreeing to relicense their contributions are being removed to be later rewritten by the @twbs/team.
This undoes the changes introduced by the following commits:
7ea34ae0ef , 7376eef378 , 303ba1326b , 7d1c8c2a0c , 11319f6da9 , 110fc88601 , ced08f6935
* Smaller padding on buttons and large buttons
* Same with inputs and large inputs
* Remove about 10px from height of large inputs/buttons and 4px from
regular ones
Fixes#8707 and #8700.
(Also relevant: #8711)
* New padding approach with separate horizontal and vertical padding
variables
* Improved sizing in large and small buttons and form controls
* Dropped the `.btn-mini` (since we have no `.input-mini` to match, and
holy fuck those were small buttons)
* Dropped the `.pagination-mini` as well because once again, to hell
with such small components
* Changed `@line-height-headings` to `@headings-line-height`
* Removed the `@headings-font-family` because it was honestly kind of
useless
* Instead of , use for standard, gray button
* Improves ability to customize buttons by encouraging folks to not override .btn and thus overriding all button modifier classes
* Updates docs to reflect the change
* Reorganize buttons CSS
Buttons that are disabled are still clickable and can still fire click events (such as hopping up to the top of the page if your anchor href points to "#"). Adding the pointer-events:none property will truly disable the button so situations like this don't happen.
