## 1.1.0
* Added UI Grid Styling
* Added views and examples to lsg
* Fixed alignment issues with navbar toggle in mobile
* Added ui-grid controller for later lsg examples

## 1.0.1
* Fixed colors on alerts and toastrs
* Restyled datepicker and moved it into /stylesheets.
* Added fira sans font

## 1.0.0
* Initial Commit
* Added bootstrap-sass, livestyleguide and icons to npm module


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                <!--<h3>v2.1.0</h3>-->
                <!--<h6>November 15th 2016</h6>-->

                <!--<ul class="patchnotes">-->
                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Nuget</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>We took the package manager toolset that we all know and love (npm) and threw it out the-->
                            <!--window in favor of using nuget. (The reasoning here is VSTS doesn't support private npm-->
                            <!--modules but supposedly will by Q1 of next year. Here's to hoping). To find out more about-->
                            <!--the build process please contact me</p>-->
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                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Angular Charts</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>Angular Charts documentation has been added to LSG. So far only documentation on the various-->
                            <!--chart types but custom legend configuration is coming when we find a pattern that will work-->
                            <!--for all teams.</p>-->
                    <!--</li>-->
                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Improved UI-Grid styling and documentation</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>UI-Grid continues to grow and evolve. Updated some outdated styling and simplified some of-->
                            <!--the complex css that was inherent in UI-Grid. Also replaced the default icons throughout-->
                            <!--UI-Grid with icons of our own.</p>-->
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                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Added Bootstrap 4 Cards</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>Cards are a very versitile and useful component for displaying small amounts of information-->
                            <!--about numerous things. We liked them so much that we cloned the bootstrap 4 cards into-->
                            <!--master-css! Check them out. </p>-->
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                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Updated Build process</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>Now with the power of VSTS and Jenkins master-css is (nearly) completely autonomous in the-->
                            <!--way its built packaged and deployed.</p>-->
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                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Bug Fixes and Documentation</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>Lots of minor tweaks and bug fixes to master-css to ensure the most robust css possible.</p>-->
                    <!--</li>-->
                <!--</ul>-->

                <!--<h3>v1.4.0</h3>-->
                <!--<h6>August 29th 2016</h6>-->
                <!--<ul class="patchnotes">-->
                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>UI-Grid</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>The moment you have all been waiting for! UI-Grid has made its way onto the style guide. The-->
                            <!--examples are limited and I would still consider UX's support for UI-Grid to be in beta but-->
                            <!--it is there if you want to take a look!</p>-->
                        <!--<p>Just remember to take everything with a grain of salt because grid related things are subject-->
                            <!--to change.</p>-->
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                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Left Nav</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>The left nav component has been generalized and is ready for consumption. Another feature-->
                            <!--that should be considered in beta as we are still fleshing out what exactly we want our left-->
                            <!--nav to be. but it looks pretty snazzy so....</p>-->
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                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Moving to Git</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>LSG and master-css are no longer bound to the restrictive TFS enviornment! Soon we will be-->
                            <!--able to start accepting pull requests. It is our hope that everyone can contribute to-->
                            <!--something and make fixes/changes as needed. Moving to git helps us do that. More on that-->
                            <!--with the next release</p>-->
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                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Bug fixes, Bug fixes, Bug Fixes</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>A lot of polishing went on behind the scenes. Countless refactorings and caffine fueled manic-->
                            <!--coding sesions buffed out a lot of the rough edges. Please email us if you see any other-->
                            <!--mistakes! We are only human! </p>-->
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                    <!--<li><h4>Login Pattern</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>Although a login screen isn't a component or a directive persay, we feel that it is a vital-->
                            <!--part of our application and we want to ensure consistancy throughhotu all facets of our-->
                            <!--product. So we have added the login 'component' to lsg.</p></li>-->
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                <!--<h3>1.3.0 (beta)</h3>-->
                <!--<h6>August 2nd, 2016</h6>-->
                <!--<ul class="patchnotes">-->
                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>New Team Members</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>-->
                            <!--Cole Mecum and Todd Barner joined the UX team in Irving, TX. Cole is the developer-->
                            <!--responsible for all things code and Todd will be designing beautiful interfaces. We're happy-->
                            <!--to have them on board!-->
                        <!--</p>-->
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                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Themed Bootstrap</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>-->
                            <!--Given limited front end development resources we wanted to make the best of the framework we-->
                            <!--already know and love. Bootstrap now is themed and Looks like WK-CSS-->
                        <!--</p>-->
                    <!--</li>-->
                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>Angular-UI-Bootstrap</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>-->
                            <!--With the styling of bootstrap, UI bootstrap directives now will be officially supported and-->
                            <!--ready to use out of the box.-->
                        <!--</p>-->
                    <!--</li>-->
                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>New Layout</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>-->
                            <!--Its hard to take someone seriously when they don't take their website seriously. Fixed that.-->
                        <!--</p>-->
                        <!--<p>Notice that components are now separated into 'Components' and 'Directives'. This is likely-->
                            <!--to break down into smaller groups such as forms, navigation and other things but directives-->
                            <!--will definitely stay the same. The idea being that you can just plug in a directive and it-->
                            <!--will work and already be styled in all of its various states.</p>-->
                    <!--</li>-->
                    <!--<li>-->
                        <!--<h4>New Build Process</h4>-->
                        <!--<p>-->
                            <!--Live Style Guide is now proudly using grunt to build our site! Expect documentation in the-->
                            <!--near future on how to leverage grunt to automate front end workflow.-->
                        <!--</p>-->
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