This tutorial goes over how to add an upload field to the theme options panel to allow users to upload a custom favicon to our Bootstrap WordPress theme.
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This tutorial goes over how to add an upload field to the theme options panel to allow users to upload a custom favicon to our Bootstrap WordPress theme.
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This tutorial goes over how to add all the Bootswatch stylesheets to our Bootstrap WordPress theme. This will allow our theme users the ability to pick between all the different Bootswatch themes from our option panel.
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This tutorial goes over how to add a custom CSS field in our theme options panel to allow the theme user to insert custom CSS to edit the WordPress theme. This will help the theme user add CSS styles to our theme without having to create a child theme or edit the stylesheet.
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In this tutorial I go over a better way to add the Respond.js file to our WordPress theme. This will make sure the script is only used in the Internet Explorer browser.
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This tutorial goes over how to add the Isotope layout library to our WordPress theme. This script will allow us to add some responsive layout features to our WordPress theme and portfolio page template. You will also use Isotope when building the portfolio filter in the next tutorial.
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This tutorial goes over how to edit the portfolio page template to include Bootstrap classes and components to arrange the portfolio items on the page. You will start by including the Bootstrap grid system to get the portfolio items in a three column layout. Once this has been completed, you will add the Bootstrap thumbnail class to the images and also add Bootstrap buttons for each portfolio item.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to add several different theme options for the WordPress blog layout. This tutorial will add a new section called Blog to our Theme Options panel with the following options:
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In this tutorial you will learn how to add a theme option to allow your WordPress theme users to upload a custom logo for their site. We will also add some logic to the WordPress theme to display the website name if a custom logo is not uploaded.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to add a "Header" section to the WordPress theme options panel. In this theme options section, we will add two different switches to allow your theme users to edit the Bootstrap navigation/navbar.
The first switch will enabled or disable the fixed navbar. If the theme user enables the fixed navbar setting, the navbar on the front-end of the site will stay fixed at the top of the browser window. If this option is disabled, the navbar will be static. The second switch will allow the user to enable/disable the Bootstrap inverse navbar styles.
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