Bootstrap 2.0.1 released

After a few weeks of hardcore bugfixing, Jacob and I are happy to finally push out a fairly stable patch to Bootstrap 2 that resolves a bunch of issues. Here are the highlights on what’s new:

• Previously the docs called for use of .control-label in the examples, but the CSS didn’t make clear use of it. This class is required for horizontal forms and has been reflected in the CSS.
• We’ve tried our best to improve rendering of buttons and icons across all browsers. Some issues remain; Firefox throws an !importanton line-height for inputs, so that’s the big one.
• We refined the label component style to move away from uppercase.
• Added the black button option, .btn-inverse.
• Added a mini button class, .btn-mini.
• We had to re-add the protocol, http: to the HTML5 schim because IE7-8 wouldn’t recognize it, dropping some HTML5 support for those browsers and introducing major performance issues.
• Resolved some issues with responsive layouts where media queries would overlap at 768px and 980px.
• Rearranged Scaffolding docs page to split fixed and fluid grid systems.
• Tons of docs updates for typos and language changes.

For a full list of bug fixes in this release, check out the 2.0.1 milestone on GitHub. All in all, we closed over 100 issues with over 150 commits—not bad for a patch release! A big thanks to all who reported bugs and added pull requests, we couldn’t do this without you nerds.