A clean opinionated WordPress boilerplate that takes a lot of the hassle out of setting up a Wordpress site.
The WordPress core is kept completely seperate from content to allow you to stay organised.
The project has an MIT license and if you use it for anything I would love to hear about it!
This allows you to store credential for both the local and a remote version of the site.
make sure this is not stored under version control
There are just two folders: wp which is where WordPress goes and app which is essentially the same as wp-config
More than a reset but less than a framework our Sass library is modular and broken into useful sections as follows:
- globals (minimal styles that usually target element types rather than classes. e.g. forms and tables)
- project (project specific stylesheets)
- tools (mixins and functions that are not self executing)
- vendor (for dropping in 3rd party sass)
A version of the Gridtacular Grid System
There is a package.json file in the root directory that is setup to watch for changes in the project.
The build script will concatenate and minify both Sass and Javascript. Files are automatically reloaded in the browser thanks to Browsersync
There is a very crude deployment script for moving a WordPress site to a linux server that you have already paired a key with.
Not using the WP-API? Then head to the theme customizer in wp-admin and turn it off.
Contact Details
- Company Address details
- Phone number
- Fax Number (what year is it?!)
- Email address
Social Media Links
- Google Plus (really?!)
Flexbones Options
- Enable/disable admin bar
- Enable/diable oEmbed
- Enable Disable the REST API
Usage
flexbones_setting('option') e.g. <?php echo nl2br(flexbones_setting( 'address' )); ?>
Rather than having a huge single PHP file we use functions.php to load in additional php files from the lib directory.
Added features to the main .htaccess file to prevent certain actions that could be malicious from being carried out.
Added a .htaccess file to the uploads folder to prevent the execution of scripts as this is a common entry point of attacks.
Please note that there is a known issue with Gravity PDF as it stores php templates in the uploads folder. To fix, edit the .htaccess