This tutorial will go over how to add the Bootstrap Grid system to our WordPress starter theme. This will make our WordPress theme responsive and also get our sidebar positioned correctly. You will also learn how to add the grid system to full width pages and every other page that is included with our starter theme out-of-box.
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This tutorial goes over how to create and add the Bootstrap navbar or menu to WordPress. The first step is to add a custom Walker menu to create the Bootstrap menu for the WordPress theme. We will then go over how to add the custom menu to the header of our WordPress theme and some minor customization options. You will also learn how make sure the menu has all the markup needed to be responsive and support child menu items.
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This tutorial will go over how to add Font Awesome to our WordPress theme. Bootstrap comes with around 200 Glyphicons, but sometimes that just isn't enough! Font Awesome also includes some great styles to use the icons in unordered list, stack them, rotate them, and use throughout our Bootstrap mark-up. Follow along to add Font Awesome to your WordPress theme.
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This tutorial will go over how to integrate the Bootstrap framework into our WordPress theme. We will first download the Bootstrap framework from getbootstrap.com, copy the files into the correct directories, and then edit the functions.php file to add the Bootstrap files to our WordPress theme.
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