Jordan Schroter

My latest commit destroyed modals on hide which was initially by design to help manage multiple open modals. Obviously that introduced a couple bugs so I will try to get...

Unfortunately yes it is related, there are a couple open issues to address this as well. A fix should resolve these issues.

`$modal.modal('layout')` should do the trick

if you're including animate.css in your project already it should be as simple as ``` html ... ``` or ``` js $('.modal').modal({ attentionAnimation: 'pulse' }); ```

Sure, this is possible but you would have to do some manual work. Here's how I've done it: http://jsfiddle.net/jschr/3kgbG/

Would it not be better to use `width: 98%` instead of setting an arbitrary large width in pixels? ``

There shouldn't be any enforcement of naming baked into the library. Some of the examples assume you are setting up the modal according the Bootstrap's official 2.3 documentation but that's...

You'll notice that the [demo page](http://jschr.github.io/bootstrap-modal/) uses the href method for the examples so I'm still no quite sure why you would be running into any issues.

Good catch, It probably should be called with removeLoading so that the callback is fired after animation (just as with show). Something like: ``` javascript removeLoading: function (cb) { this.$loading.remove();...

Doesn't matter to me, I like to leave the project open for contributions where I can. I'll leave this open and get to it next time I'm in the code...