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It's really good news that the new Bootstrap 4 now has support for CSS 3 flexbox.
The Bootstrap 3.x element that was called "Panel" before, is now called a "Card".
There are also some interesting new text classes for uppercase and capitalize.
If you want to use cool icons in Bootstrap 4, you'll have to find your own such as Font Awesome or Ionicons.
All of these Bootstrap 3.x components have been dropped entirely for the new card component.
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1. These Bootstrap 4 Tabs work basically the same as the Bootstrap 3.x tabs.
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2. Tabs are helpful to hide or collapse some addtional content.
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3. You can really put whatever you want into the tab pane.
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4. Some of the Bootstrap 3.x components like well and panel have been dropped for the new card component.
This is a Bootstrap 4 accordion that uses the .card
classes instead of .panel
. The single-open section aspect is not working because the parent option (dependent on .panel) has not yet been finalized
in BS 4 alpha.
Just like it's predecesor, Bootstrap 4 is mobile-first so that you start by designing for smaller devices such as smartphones and tablets, then proceed to laptop and desktop layouts.
Bootstrap employs a handful of important global styles and settings that you’ll need to be aware of when using it, all of which are almost exclusively geared towards the normalization of cross browser styles.