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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Critical
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2.5
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MOODLE_25_STABLE
Re: MDL-38594
It seems the idea of bootstrap is that designers spend ages arguing over pixels font sizes and padding to define a common set of rules which get applied universally and then nicely structured HTML will follow the rules and look "nice". If we look at a single page in Moodle and start making fine adjustments to things like font-size - we will end up with a mountain of tweaks to maintain and headings will render in different sizes/colors etc on different pages.
This policy bug is about agreeing which css properties should be "tweakable" in the bootstrap theme for a specific page.
My suggestion is that only things that affect the "layout" should be tweaked e.g. floats, container sizes etc.
No font sizes, colours, padding etc.