Google-styled theme for Bootstrap.

• [x] Tweak the tooltip style
• [x] Pager: square off the corners
• [x] Breadcrumbs: Use the inverse of the Google Support breadcrumb
• [x] Accordion/Collapse: Model after the Google Support accordion
• [x] Carousel: some simple color changes (e.g. darker greys/blacks) and perhaps remove the gradient
• [x] Google style chevrons that can be used in the carousel, breadcrumbs, pager, etc

Some things to consider for upgrading this project to Bootstrap 3. Please see here for the complete list of changes for Bootstrap 3, twitter/bootstrap#6342

A build of this project using Bootstrap 3.0.0 is available here, http://acmetech.github.com/todc-bootstrap-3/

• [x] Change license to MIT. Stated here http://blog.getbootstrap.com/2012/12/10/bootstrap-3-plans/
• [x] The .nav-list has been re-designed to look like the BS2 sidenav. Should this be used as the base and then use .nav-list-google to get the current functionality? This would be similar to the way tabs are currently handled. This would simplify docs.css and give another nice navigation option.
• [x] Submenus are currently listed as being dropped. Should they be retained in this project or follow core?

Here are my ideas on how we can implement the different navbars Google uses:

Google uses two variants of a navbar in their webpages:

• http://mail.google.com has the standard black google bar
• http://developer.google.com does not have that bar, nav is separated into two sections, a header with logo & search, and then a bar of links.

We want to support both options!

Gmail-esque Navbar

We style the regular navbar-inner class to be just like gmail and the html / css class structure could remain the same.

Developer-esque Navheader & Navbar

• We use a new class on the div.navbar - .navbar-google to indicate the Developer-esque nav theme
• Add a new div.navbar-header class where content could be placed (logo, search bar, etc.)
• Style the ul.nav to be similar to the tabs on developers.google.com

    <div class="navbar navbar-google">
        <div class="navbar-header">
            <div class="container">
                <!-- here goes search bar / logo content -->
            </div>
        </div>
        <div class="navbar-inner">
            <div class="container">
                <!-- normal bootstrap structure -->
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>

Note: Browser add focus and active status when you ~~~mouseup~~~ mousedown a element

Now

https://todc.github.io/todc-bootstrap/css/#buttons-options

Expect

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Hi @todc,

What are your thoughts on renaming the "master" branch to "main"? Bootstrap did it here c28934cb1871d6b6bd6a866660493a1137de17c6.

If you would like to change the name, I don't have access to the repository settings to change the default branch. I can take care of everything else and then the default can be changed.

Thanks

Hi guys,

I've just started using TODC and getting two issues. First one is the top padding when top navigation is top fixed position. The second is that not sure why menu items got shrank.

Can you port some of the features from bootplus? http://aozora.github.io/bootplus/plus.html

especially the News Card, People Card and People Hover Card

I started noticing lately that the project website in itself has 300+ css validation errors.

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%2Ftodc.github.io%2Ftodc-bootstrap%2F&profile=css3&usermedium=all&warning=1&vextwarning=&lang=en

What could be the issues using the todo custom css style-sheet in any project?

Hi @todc,

Bootstrap has changed its logo for version 5.

I've updated the todc-bootstrap logo to reflect the new design. Let me know your thoughts.

Thanks

Add blue border on .btn-link:focus

Proper "Proper fix #179"

It wrong at CSS priority. My wrong fix: Expect:

Some reason cause I can't build, so you should build and test.

I've just updated to the most recent version (cloned from repo), and while a lot of bugs are fixed (excellent job!), there is a small regression with the dropdowns, making the nested sub-menus badly aligned.

See: Bad Dropdown

So todc-bootstrap.css shouldn't be a debug build by default, maybe have a todc-bootstrap.debug.css which has the source map included.

This is mainly due to using that file with other files in an app, and usually we bring in the non-minified version and minify things for production only. We generate our own source maps when needed, so this is kind of a hassle, since we need to use the min version (or edit the file, which is hardly acceptable).

When creating a scrollable area and using a dropdown or any other popout element inside the scrollable area, it will not be shown outside of the overflow-hidden area.

See example:

I realize that this may not be directly related to the TODC port, but rather Bootstrap itself.

In any case, a possible solution might be by using Tether.js: https://github.com/HubSpot/tether