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WordPress Genesis Child Theme setup to use Bootstrap, Sass, and Grunt
Make class `container-fluid` on nav filterable in `lib/nav.php` @atcraigwatson is doing some awesome work with the customizer and changing some of the nav options. Typically, my use-case for this theme...
Perhaps a period or a vertical bar 
http://blog.getbootstrap.com/2016/07/25/bootstrap-3-3-7-released/
where num_cols is an integer like (2, 3, or 4) http://my.studiopress.com/tutorials/add-footer-widgets/ (Requires Studiopress Membership)
I'd much prefer all tabs are rendered as 4 spaces instead of 8 See https://snippets.webaware.com.au/snippets/set-tab-size-github-gist-bitbucket/ I think it is worth considering adding ``` body { -moz-tab-size: 4; tab-size: 4; }...
@bryanwillis brings up that by switching from `genesis_footer_creds_text` to `genesis_footer_output` we gain more control over modifying the footer area. See PR #110 My first instinct is as a starter theme,...
See http://genesis-accessible.org/2015/07/genesis-2-2-accessibility-changes-and-features/ Ultimately, this is the code we want to add to `lib/genesis-setup.php` ``` add_theme_support( 'genesis-accessibility', array( 'headings', 'drop-down-menu', 'search-form', 'skip-links', 'rems' ) ); ``` though currently some of these...
This article [Using Gravity Forms with Bootstrap Styles](https://jayhoffmann.com/using-gravity-forms-bootstrap-styles/) by Jay Hoffmann makes me wonder if we should implement changes in the theme to make Gravity Forms work more like Bootstrap....
With Microsoft stopping support for legacy browsers on the 12th of January and Firefox and Safari having automatic updates, I’m not quite sure it's necessary to support xhtml. On top...
Fixes #118