bootstrapwp-Twitter-Bootstrap-for-WordPress
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rachelbaker
CSS toolkit from Twitter for use as a WordPress theme
Totally random and not github code, but Rachel, are the links on the project website not working? I couldn't click the example site, the style guide, etc.
Rachel, Thank you so much for this beatiful work. I get the new version of bootstrapWP and it is magnificent. I was able to do what I wanted thanks to...
Hi Rachel and many thanks on your making this theme! I don't know if I broke something here or if this is confirmable but the button tag CSS seems to...
Hi Rachel Baker, I have just discovered your great BootstrapWP theme and I think it is very well done. Is there a way to place a search form into the...
Hi, when I'm looking at my side on my phone (iPhone in that case) it looks great in the portrait mode but when I change to horizontal the content don't...
The generated HTML: ``` html Home/ Cat A/ Readability Test ``` Issues: - HTML does not accept a in , please put the 'delimiter' before , do not forget the...
I attempted to break out the menu walker into two functions, and load them independently, to have two top menus (primary & secondary) which allows for placing a vertical divider...
Hi, I don't know if I'm the only one who gets issue from that function but anytime I want to change the template file for a page in the back-end,...
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when the navbar is displayed on smaller screen resolutions, the submenus should be displayed differently than they are when the navbar is fully expanded. check out twitter bootstrap's collapsed navbar...
I got this : Fatal error: Call to undefined function catch_that_image() in ../www/wordpress/wp-content/themes/bootstrapwp/archive.php on line 50 Removing that line makes the file working correctly.
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CSS toolkit from Twitter for use as a WordPress theme