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. Bootstrap 5 for IE 11 → Find out here what’s …
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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 …
Use the Bootstrap 3 Glyphicons with Bootstrap 4
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 …
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Pure
A set of small, responsive CSS modules that you can use in every web project. Roughly translated: Yahoo! Inc.’s Bootstrap Pure → Example “Email” Layout →
Jetstrap
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. Jetstrap →
Elusive Icons
Extra icons for use with Bootstrap Elusive Icons →
Bootstrap components using Bootleg.css
Bootstrap’s JavaScript stuff (modals, dropdowns, tabs, etc) sans JavaScript. Abuses the :checked property of checkboxes JavaScript :checked for Bootstrap →