accessibility ( sr-only versus assistive-text class)

[bassjobsen]

The original framework defines the assistive-text class to make content visible for screen reader only. The class have been removed from the main css. Classes should by replaced by the sr-only from Twitter's Bootstrap (see: http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/#accessibility )

[bassjobsen]

@67c3a2b32eca2d8013ce481abcc2f925590ca1a1 has the class name change for the post navigation. Note the surrounding heading also changed to h3.

We should pay attention for the logical structure of the header elements (<h1> ... <h6>). Screen readers use this semantic stucture to build a table of contents of your document. See also: Headings and Subheadings.

from: http://bassjobsen.weblogs.fm/twitters-bootstrap-3-rc2-important-changes/