If you’re familiar with v4’s form markup, this shouldn’t look too far off for you. In v4 we introduced an extensive suite of custom form controls-checks, radios, switches, files, and more-but those were in addition to whatever defaults each browser provided.
We’ve consolidated all our forms styles into a new Forms section (including the input group component) to give them the emphasis they deserve.Īlongside new docs pages, we’ve redesigned and de-duped all our form controls. We’ve overhauled our Forms documentation and components. accordion-flush) to remove the outer borders, allowing for easier placement inside parent elements. We’ve included support for a flush accordion (add. The new accordion includes Bootstrap Icons as chevron icons indicating state and click-ability. Our new accordion still uses the Collapse JavaScript plugin, but with custom HTML and CSS to support it, it’s better and easier than ever to use.
accordion component, solving several bugs in the process. card accordion component with a brand new. Configure these options with data attributes or via the JavaScript APIs. Offcanvas components can be placed on the top, right, bottom, or left of the viewport. One of our big new component additions is the all-new offcanvas!īuilt on and sharing fundamental pieces of our modals, our new offcanvas component comes with a configurable backdrop, body scroll, and placement. 😅Īnd the new docs are brighter, better organized with new content sections, and also feature improved navigation. Still the same Bootstrap, just slightly refined. It’s a small upgrade, but a fun one nonetheless, and one that we feel helps set the tone for this new major release. Inspired by the work we’ve done in Bootstrap Icons, our new logo is a callback to CSS’s curly braces and our longstanding B icon. One of the biggest changes with v5 came with our redesigned logo and updated docs design.
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