For now, this is the last video in this tutorial series. In this video, I remove some code that isn't used, clean up some of the WordPress styles, and show you how to use some more of the Gulp tasks.
Before we package up and ship the theme, we want to make sure we are using the minified version of our stylesheet and javascript files. This will enhance the performance of our theme and make sure it loads as fast as possible.
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This tutorial goes over how to use Sass to style the footer and post navigation in our WordPress theme.
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This tutorial goes over how to style the WordPress tag cloud links into Bootstrap buttons. I also go over how to use a WordPress filter to change the output of the tag cloud function.
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This tutorial goes over how to fix a word wrap issue in Chrome.
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Quick tutorial that goes over how to create a custom WordPress search form that is styled with the Bootstrap classes.
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This tutorial goes over how to add Bootstrap classes to the WordPress widget areas so they look like the Bootstrap panels. We also add some custom styles to make sure all the default WordPress widgets look good within the new Bootstrap panels.
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In this tutorial, we will include the Font Awesome icons in our WordPress theme and rearrange the post meta. We will also use some Sass to style the post meta for each blog post to make them look nice with the new icons.
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In this tutorial, I go over how we can override the !default Bootstrap Sass variables in our own stylesheets. This will help us customize the Bootstrap framework and still be able to update to new versions in the future. Another powerful Sass feature!
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Bootstrap Sass offers several mixins that you can use throughout your theme to speed up development. In this tutorial, I go over how to use the Bootstrap grid mixin to easily add a grid to every page of the WordPress starter theme with a few lines of code!
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This tutorial goes over how to make all your images responsive within your WordPress theme, how to add a custom Walker class to use the Bootstrap navbar styles, and how to implement the WordPress 4.5+ custom logo API to allow your theme user the ability to upload a logo from the WordPress customizer panel.
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