Created by: dzwillia
Heading classes (.h1, .h2, etc.) override default color styling for anchor tags as well as other well-defined classes for color styling (.text-success, .text-danger, etc.).
The following code snippet when rendered would appear with @text-color (instead of @link-color) until hovered over at which point it would appear with @link-hover-color color.
<a href="#" class="h1">Heading 1</a>It should be noted that this styling was correct shortly ago in BS 3.0.0. I have included two examples to document the issue:
Bootstrap 3.0.0 (styled correctly): http://jsfiddle.net/MYrV4/3/ Bootstrap 3.0.2 (styled incorrectly): http://jsfiddle.net/5g7WH/2/
Heading classes (which are simply meant to emulate their respective heading sizes) should not affect the color of anchor elements nor elements with the .text-* classes.
While related to Issue #10202 (closed), I view this to be a far more grievous issue than it as it is more far-reaching (affecting styling all the way down to basic anchor tag styling).