Just another WordPress theme
- Feature
- …and much more
See a working example at https://demo.vitathemes.com/demo/.
- Simply install as a normal WordPress theme and activate.
- Install recommended plugins
- In your admin panel, navigate to
Appearance > Customize
. - Put the finishing touches on your website by adding a logo, typography settings, custom colors and etc.
themes/_S/ # → Root of your theme
│── assets/ # → All assets goes here
│ │── css # → Compiled css
│ │── fonts # → Fonts
│ │── js # → Js files
│ └── src # → source files
├── languages/ # → Theme Language files
├── template-parts/ # → Theme Part files (Include)
├── node_modules/ # → Node.js packages
├── package.json # → Node.js dependencies and scripts
│── classes/ # → Custom PHP classes
├── inc/ # → Theme functions
│ ├── TGMPA/ # → TGMPA library
│ ├── customizer.php # → All codes related to WordPress Customizer (We use Kirki Framework)
│ ├── template-functions.php # → Custom template tweaks
│ └── template-tags.php # → Custom template tags
│ └── hooks.php # → Theme custom hooks
│ └── tgmpa-config.php # → Configuration file for TGMPA
└── page-templates/ # → Page Templates
Edit functions.php
to enable or disable theme features, setup navigation menus, post thumbnail sizes, and sidebars.
- Run
npm install
from the theme directory to install dependencies - Run
gulp
from the root of theme directory and it's starting to watch any changes in scss files from theassets/src/sass
folder - Run
gulp rtlcss
to generate a rtl-css file from your styles - Run
gulp editor
to create a css file to add to your editor to make it like your front-end
_S is licensed under GNU GPL.