Twitter bootstrap displays button with greyed text
Did you run a scaffold generator? Scaffold.css will cause this. If you remove it you'll be good to go.
You can also run the generator with --skip-stylesheets to prevent them being created
Twitter-bootstrap buttons with gray text after scaffold generator
It's because you're actually using a link.
It only looks like a button because of the added class btn
and btn-info
which adds the twitter bootstrap styles. When you click on a link, the browser usually remembers that you already visited that link and shows you the visited state the next time you see it.
You might also want to add css styles to the visited state of the link to change it from being gray.
Assuming you want it to stay white, you can do so by adding the following:
.session_button:visited { color:#FFF; }
Also check out CSS selector for visited links.
Rails: Twitter Bootstrap Buttons when visited get black text color
You could always style the a.btn
items, to remove the decorations on the pseudo classes such as :visited
Twitter bootstrap .btn class: Button text color changes after being clicked on
To retain color after click you need to add following css:
.btn:focus, .btn-success:focus{
background:#449D44;
}
Find Bootply Demo HERE
Twitter bootstrap .btn class: Button text color changes after being clicked on
To retain color after click you need to add following css:
.btn:focus, .btn-success:focus{
background:#449D44;
}
Find Bootply Demo HERE
IE9 Rendering issue with Bootstrap buttons
The bootstrap guys do mention this on their github page, and they don't currently have a way of fixing it. It's an issue with IE9 only as it overrides their code, and anyone else's. There isn't currently a way of fixing this, although I suppose you could experiment with creating a disabled button image, and using a higher z-index to put it over the top of the nasty-looking button, although that is probably a fair amount of hassle... Hope that helps.
twitter-bootstrap: how to get rid of underlined button text when hovering over a btn-group within an a -tag?
{ text-decoration: none !important}
EDIT 1:
For you example only a{text-decoration: none}
will works
You can use a class not to interfere with the default behaviour of <a>
tags.
<a href="#" class="nounderline">
<div class="btn-group">
<button class="btn">Text</button>
<button class="btn">Text</button>
</div>
</a>
CSS:
.nounderline {
text-decoration: none !important
}
Why are bootstrap default buttons in bootstrap 3 dark grey for me?
This is the answer from Bootstrap's Github repository:
The CDN has 3.0.0 RC1; the hosted docs are for git HEAD of the
3.0.0-wip branch, where the default button color has changed.
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