A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus
Not that you should ever need it, but if you were to find yourself in such a situation: it exists.
Bootstrap 5 drops support for Internet Explorer 11, but you can add support back by simply adding a CSS file and a few JavaScript polyfills.
Find out here what’s changed in Bootstrap 5
For those thinking about switching from Bootstrap 4 to 5, the good news is that in terms of CSS and default components, not much has changed. The classes and logic are quite similar from 4 to 5.
The Bootstrap team seems to have settled on a “stable API” i.e. to not change class names too much from one release to the other.
But then what has changed? The folks over at Mono give us the rundown …
Bootstrap 4 no longer bundles (a subset of) glyphicons. Instead, Bootstrap recommends to buy the full set or use a different set of icons.
However, if you want to quickly copy-and-paste some stuff over from a legacy Bootstrap 3 project, the easiest of getting the old icons is through loading bootstrap4-glyphicons. It’s a project that only contains the glyhpicons from Bootstrap 3.
Once installed link to its CSS file and you’re good to go.
<link href="/bootstrap4-glyphicons/css/bootstrap-glyphicons.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
A set of small, responsive CSS modules that you can use in every web project.
Roughly translated: Yahoo! Inc.’s Bootstrap
Jetstrap is a 100% web-based interface building tool for Twitter Bootstrap. No software to download, just log in and build. Your work is accessible from anywhere.
Bootstrap’s JavaScript stuff (modals, dropdowns, tabs, etc) sans JavaScript. Abuses the :checked property of checkboxes
