Bootleg.css - Twitter Bootstrap JS redone with CSS(labs.thecssninja.com)

135 pointsby davezatchvor 14 Jahren13 comments

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Bootleg.css - Twitter Bootstrap JS redone with CSS

http://labs.thecssninja.com/bootleg/

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Btw, I just found this, not the creator. Yeah, there are some issues, e.g. clicking to open a new modal inside a current one just scrolls to the top, but I always like to see how people can hack around these things, and checkboxes can be pretty powerful.

jamesbrennanvor 14 Jahren

The checkboxes are genius. I've never considered restyling checkboxes using a label - very good.

fieldforceappvor 14 Jahren

We used the same CSS themed button technique recently on our Bootstrap based site, we got the idea from @inserthtml

http://www.inserthtml.com/2012/06/custom-form-radio-checkbox...

alxndrvor 14 Jahren

Neat idea.

Chrome on an iPhone 4:

The modal is positioned and sized awkwardly, too narrow and low. Also when hitting the close X, it seems like the color and font styling including backdrop disappear before the animation starts, which is a little jarring.

patrickaljordvor 14 Jahren

Posted this yesterday, somehow it never made it to the front page http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4884403

untogvor 14 Jahren

It has a lot to do with what time of day you post:

http://hnpickup.appspot.com/

seivanvor 14 Jahren

Performs better than the JS versions. Could be good for SaaS services that target developers that you know have a high probability of running *nix systems.

uxwtfvor 14 Jahren

This post looks weird when opened with Pulse on iPad: http://i.imgur.com/XyCst.jpg?1

timericksonvor 14 Jahren

Haha, it seems to have decided the content of "Example tabs" is the main article/content of the page.

ps. That text was generated with http://hipsteripsum.me

bicknergsengvor 14 Jahren

Anyone else seeing the Chrome anti-aliasing bug during the css animations? Text gets thinner for the duration of the animation.

killahpriestvor 14 Jahren

I don't get it....

whyhellotherevor 14 Jahren

Reminds me of the good old bad old days of web design, mis-using elements to make the browser do what you want. I don't think it's such a bad thing, although these days not needed so much.

camusvor 14 Jahren

Maybe because these tricks do not work on old browsers ? that's why Bootstrap uses javascript.