This tutorial goes over how to turn the WordPress Read More tag into a Bootstrap button. You will learn how to add a filter to the functions file to replace the default Read More markup to include the Bootstrap button markup.
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This short tutorial goes over how to add some CSS styles to change the look and feel of our blog layout. We will also add some styles to make sure images stay within our defined containers. This will also make sure our WordPress theme stays responsive.
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Now that we have Font Awesome included in our WordPress theme, lets use it to customize our post meta. In this tutorial, we will also write some CSS to customize the look and feel of the post meta links and content.
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In this tutorial we are going to add some new features to the default Underscores.me footer. This will include adding a custom footer menu, adding the copyright text, and adding CSS to customize the look and feel. You will learn the code that needs to be added to our function file to add a new WordPress menu and also how to use the Inspect Element browser tool to help customize your footer CSS styles.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to style your WordPress starter theme pagination. We will use the Bootstrap CSS classes to style both the post and page pagination by editing the different functions.
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In this video you will learn how to style the default WordPress search form with Bootstrap markup. You will first learn how to use the searchform.php WordPress file to override the default search form and then the code needed to build the form. We will use the Bootstrap input group add-on markup to get the button to append to the input field. This makes your search form look very clean!
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As of now, the starter theme that we are working with has one sidebar that uses H1 tags for the titles. In this video tutorial, you will learn how to add the Bootstrap well class to the sidebar, customize the headings, and add/edit some CSS properties. You will also be introduced to one of the best development tools online, the browser Inspect Element.
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Short video tutorial on targeting and adding CSS properties to support non-breaking content. In this video, you learn how to target all the primary content as well as the content in the sidebar.
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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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