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The documentation for the ListGroup components has the same example code for both the active and the disabled items. The disabled items should use ListGroup.disabled.

I presume it's supposed to be model.navbarState.basicState, not state.basicState for the basic example, and the custom one has a similar variable issue.

Hi, @rundis!

Thanks for this project.
I noticed while reading the docs that the source code for the inline example is rendered for the horizontal list example:

Thanks!

Hello.

I can do a PR for that but i want to add the imports section so anyone can easily copy paste the example. What do you think?

Button.disabled is:

disabled : Bool -> Option msg

The example on http://elm-bootstrap.info/button

Says that this is valid:

Button.button [ Button.primary, Button.disabled ] [ text "Button" ]

When it's not.
This is the correct syntax:

Button.button [ Button.primary, Button.disabled True ] [ text "Button" ]

Tried to follow the directions to run after cloning and I'm getting:

ERROR in ./src/Main.elm
Module build failed: Error: Compiler process exited with error Compilation failed
I cannot find module 'Bootstrap.Navbar'.

Module 'Main' is trying to import it.

Potential problems could be:

• Misspelled the module name
• Need to add a source directory or new dependency to elm-package.json

The title says it all. What do you think about it, @rundis?

If you like the idea, I could look into the details of it and submit a pull request

Hi, not sure if I'll get an answer, but I've been using this implementation of bootstrap and everything has been working fine, except I'm trying to change the date format of the Input.date from mm/dd/yyyy to yyyy-mm-dd and I'm not sure how to do that.

I've been trying the following:

Input.date
        [ Input.attrs [Html.Attributes.property "data-date-format" (Encode.string "yyyy-mm-dd")]
        , ...
        ]

I also tried using Html.Attributes.style and Html.Attributes.attribute, and none of them seem to work. I would appreciate any help, thanks.

With a fresh clone, I get: I cannot find module 'Bootstrap.Form.Fieldset'. Module 'Page.Form' is trying to import it. I'm afraid I don't know why - it's there in elm-stuff/packages/rundis/elm-bootstrap/1.1.0/src/Bootstrap/Form/Fieldset.elm - and the rest of it seems fine. Any ideas?

Currently there are too many dots to connect for beginners with the quick start description. Need to do better !

I followed the develop instructions from the README.

1. git clone https://github.com/rundis/elm-bootstrap.git
2. cd elm-bootstrap
3. git clone https://github.com/rundis/elm-bootstrap.info.git
4. cd elm-bootstrap.info
5. npm install
6. npm run dev

The resulting page at http://localhost:5000/

Running Windows 10

node version
v7.8.0

npm version
4.2.0

Elm Version
0.18

Hello,

import Html exposing (label)
import Bootstrap.Grid as Grid
import Bootstrap.Grid.Row as Row
import Bootstrap.Grid.Col as Col

-- ...

view model =
    Grid.container []
        [ CDN.stylesheet
        , Grid.row [ Row.centerXs ]
            [ Grid.col [ Col.sm6 ]  -- Col.sm6 is nice and typed
                [ label [ class "col-sm-4" ]  -- "col-sm-4" is no longer typed :(
                    [ text "My awesome label" ]
-- ...

What's the idiomatic way to make the label's class typed in this case?

Many thanks.