I don't understand - toggled buttons have the active state. Buttons that are not active do not.
My understanding is that the reason active is used instead of btn-active is so that active can be more generally used for all active elements, and retain its semantics, regardless of the actual thing that it is being applied to. On Wednesday, May 16, 2012 12:21:25 AM UTC-7, pablo wrote: > > Hi, > > It seems that there is no distinction between active and checked > states. > It will be nice to have a separate class for the checked state and > separate styling. > > I'm trying to use bootstrap css to style closure-library controls. > A controls in closure-library gets goog-button-active and goog-button- > checked. > I can replace goog-button-active with just active so it will use the > bootstrap styles. > > Are there plans to: > - Add btn-checked class? > - Change the active class to btn-active to be more like btn-large, btn- > info and the rest of the classes? > > Thanks
