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## Demonstration

You can view Foundation, for WordPress (FWP) online at this address: http://fwp.drewsymo.com.

You can view Foundation, for WordPress (FWP) online at this address: [http://fwp.drewsymo.com](http://fwp.drewsymo.com)
## Features

Foundation, for WordPress, features everything ZURB's Foundation Framework and HTML5 Boilerplate have to offer, however, some changes have been made to tailer it to WordPress, these include:
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* A little snippet that 'hides' the address bar on the iPhone
* An extremely awesome pagination script by @ericmartin, using Foundations pagination CSS
* A ySlow score of 95 (in regards to 'Small Site or Blog')
* SEO features such as an optimised Google Analytics snippet, robots.txt and Schema.org attributes
* An improved viewport snippet, allowing the same scale over horizontal and portrait orientations

## Download
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### Orbit, for WordPress

Demonstration: [http://fwp.drewsymo.com/orbit](http://fwp.drewsymo.com/orbit)

Orbit, for WordPress, is Foundation's awesome slider built to work in WordPress. It allows you to manage your slider images through the backend. Neat, right?

Just head into your admin panel, and:
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<div class="row">
<div class="twelve columns">
<div id="featured">
<?php sliderContent(); ?>
<?php SliderContent(); ?>
</div>
</div>
</div>
```

When using Orbit, it's best to upload an image to it as the height is inherited - that, or - change the min-height of Orbit within app.css (if your only using text), like so:

```
.orbit-wrapper {
min-height:400px;
}
```

You can manage Orbit's options through app.js (don't worry, theres an options page coming shortly)

## Authors

**ZURB**
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