2014-02-18, 05:48:17
(2014-02-10, 23:19:32)Rene Wrote: Initially this was my new favorite theme (I use GS 3.3.0). But during testing I tried to rename a page (capital letter) and in odd way the change was not picked up. In the code I saw that there was a private function get_navigation_bootstrap() was written for the menu structure but I still prefer get_i18n_navigation() combined with the 'nav' component.
Yeah other people have mentioned the i18n navigation, but I haven't had a chance to look at it. And actually, I'm in the process of creating my own custom CMS so I probably won't end up investigating the i18n stuff.
I really like get-simple, but the lack of a multi-site feature is a huge minus to me...I hacked multi-site in there, but it's probably going to be a pain to re-do it for each new release, so I figured I'd just write my own really stripped down CMS that only does what I need (and is .NET based, so I can host for free at work!).
The theme is up on GitHub if anyone wants to clone and continue working on it (for example to get it compatible with i18n navigation).
(2014-02-14, 07:51:52)apt Wrote: Great theme. Is there anyway to integrate the bootwatch API ( http://bootswatch.com/help ) so that future themes are available automatically?
Sorry for not responding to your email sooner. Since you posted here I'll reply here instead of by email. Anyway, I wasn't even aware the bootswatch people had an API! I guess in theory it could be done, the only issue may be the fact that bootstrap is a moving target, so if you try using a brand new bootswatch theme without the same version of bootstrap that it uses, it may not appear correctly. Personally I'd rather not use the API for that reason.
(2014-02-16, 02:28:22)lakaroth Wrote: awesome theme... it works perfect but pretty photo dont work...
i try to add copy this in header.php and put the js file in the right directory
Code:<script src="<?php get_theme_url(); ?>/js/jquery.prettyPhoto.js"></script>
dont work... who can help me?
jquery is loaded in footer.php, so probably you'll need to load jquery.prettyPhoto.js there as well, after jquery itself is loaded.