Stephen Touset
Stephen Touset
The example screenshot no longer has inline form fields, as it does in the original example image.
Outside of the comments, it looks good. Thanks.
If we can keep some way to have inline form fields, it would be great. Use your best judgment, though — if TB doesn't support anything like it now, and...
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I haven't been able to use Twitter Bootstrap in nearly forever at this point. I worked on support for Boostrap 2, which I was told worked well, but I haven't...
Open a pull request with some specs. If they look good, I'll give you commit rights to the repo.
I believe this should be handled on the user end. This gem has no user-visible strings encoded into it (I hope). Usually, this is handled by whomever "owns" the string:...
Looking into this. Haven't quite figured out what to do yet.
Sorry I haven't had much time to work on this lately. I haven't forgotten about you. :)
The `fields_for` method in `TwitterBootstrapFormFor::FormHelpers` is defined as ``` ruby define_method "twitter_bootstrap_#{method}" do |record, *args, &block| ``` The call works as expected: the record is passed as the first parameter,...