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Bootstrap 2.2.2 released

Today we're launching Bootstrap 2.2.2, another larger bugfix release that focuses mostly on CSS and documentation fixes, with a few key JS issues mixed in as well. Here's the rundown on what's new in this release:

Get a more complete list by viewing the 2.2.2 milestone on GitHub. Most of the issues not mentioned above are minor CSS tweaks and documentation typos.

Download Bootstrap 2.2.2 (latest master ZIP)


We have a 2.2.3 release slated for further bugs and improvements we couldn't tackle in this version, but most of our ongoing efforts are going to transition to development on 3.0.0. More details on that will come next week.

Help test Bootstrap 2.2.2

In the next week or so, we plan on releasing v2.2.2. To date, there are over 50 CSS and documentation related issues already closed, and we want to get those out in your hands. We still have some significant JavaScript issues to work out, but those will be punted to 2.2.3 so we don't hold up development. Our hope is to have that release out by end of year at the latest.

Key changes

For a more complete set of changes, view the 2.2.2 milestone on GitHub. Most of the issues not mentioned above are minor CSS tweaks and documentation typos.

How to help

We would love to have folks help test these changes to prevent further regressions.

If you're submitting a pull request against 2.2.2-wip, be sure to read the Contributing to Bootstrap wiki page first.

Update on the Glyphicons font

Earlier this week, I was excited to announce that our next release, 2.2.2-wip, would include the new Glyphicons icon font. In hindsight I got a little carried away and forgot about something.

IE7 doesn't really do icon fonts.

I could put together a hack to add IE7 support, duplicating tons of code, but that doesn't feel right as we're dropping IE7 support in BS3. Instead of spending time on something we'll just remove later on, we're going to focus on things that will be here in the next major version.

So, it's with some sadness that I inform you we will not be including the Glyphicons font in 2.2.2-wip.

Backwards compatibility is always a pain in the ass, and to avoid huge headaches for folks, we sometimes have to bend over, well, backwards. I hope this doesn't screw up your plans too much and that you understand we have the community's best interests at heart.

There's some good news though. For you nerds who live on the edge, I've been working on tons of BS3-esque changes in the 3.0.0-wip branch on GitHub. If you really cannot wait for the Glyphicons font (and don't mind using unsupported code), do check it out. I plan on accelarating work on it in the coming weeks. (Please don't submit issues for it though, but rather email me or ping me on Twitter for questions.)

Thanks for listening, and as always, <3<3<3.

@mdo

2.2.1 hotfix released

After the 2.2.0 release last night, a few bugs were reported, but only one major one: malfunctioning carousels. To address that, @fat just pushed out a 2.2.1 hotfix release that fixes the bug. Upgrading should be super simple given the scope of this release.

Download Bootstrap 2.2.1 (latest master ZIP)

Once more, apologies for any hiccups and happy Bootstrapping!

Bootstrap 2.2.0 released

Aww yeah, our first release since leaving Twitter is here with Bootstrap 2.2.0! We originally planned to release this as 2.1.2, but given the timing and scope we’re bumping the version. Included in this release are dozens of bug fixes, documentation enhancements, and a few new and improved features.

tl;dr

2.1.2 is now 2.2.0: four new example templates, added media component, new typographic scale, fixed that box-shadow mixin bug, fixed z-index issues, and more.

Highlights

For the full list of issues included in this release, visit the 2.2.0 milestone on GitHub. Otherwise, be sure to visit the docs or download the latest to get your hands on 2.2.0.

Download Bootstrap 2.2.0 (latest master ZIP)

Next steps

As a quick side note, we’re still working on moving Bootstrap to its own organization on GitHub. That will come with a couple other big changes, but more on that soon. We’ll be jumping on the next release shortly for more bugfixes, but until then enjoy the fixes and new hotness!

Lastly, thanks everyone again for submitting issues and contributing—you rock!

<3,

@mdo and @fat