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This is not exactly a specific question, I am just looking for some advice really.
I know how to create websites using Bootstrap however I have just realized that WordPress has an awful lot of great plugins (contact page, ecommerce sites, blog plugins) that would come in very handy for the Bootstrap website I am trying to create.
I am wondering is it possible to integrate the 2 platforms together so I can keep my custom bootstrap layout and responsiveness but that I am able to incorporate some of the handy plugins that WordPress provides also.
Thanks
Colm.
I think yes, you can use any plugins with Bootstrap you want because if the plugin is not in the Bootstrap framework then it will have its own class and CSS for desktop and responsive mode so it will not conflict with Bootstrap hierarchy.
You can also overwrite the CSS if you want that will also help.
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I have been trying to create a mobile responsive website from the 'Zerif' Wordpress theme.
Would anybody be able to explain how this would be possible? Below is my website.
https://www.vidinfluence.com/homepage/sign-up/
Many thanks,
David
To be honest, Wordpress is not the best option to attempt to create a responsive site - at least out of an already made theme. You would have to write a large amount of custom CSS media queries to achieve this.
Your best bet would be to start fresh with a Wordpress theme that is already responsive.
Otherwise, I'd recommend starting fresh and building a Bootstrap responsive site from scratch. There are several free, or very inexpensive, Bootstrap theme packs that come with hundreds of elements to use.
Bootstrap themes and templates: https://startbootstrap.com/
Good luck!
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I just started to explore the Bootstrap project which seems nice to use in web development. I read some articles, some of them where sceptical to the combination of Wordpress and Bootstrap. This was due to the fact that (as I understand it) Bootstrap has it's own pre defined classes that you are supposed to add to your html tags, while Wordpress has another set of classes for the same elements.
I understand the problem and I would like to know if there are any "best practices" regarding this. I know that there exists plugins for this task but I like to understand this myself. I think that the trickiest part is the auto generated wp-menus and those things, am I right?
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I think (without further investigation) that I in some situations want to map a wordpress class (eg. wp-menu classes) to a Bootstrap class. How do I do that?
Twitter Bootstrap will help you to build responsive theme for wordpress quickly. You can check the following link to know the difference of major common twitter bootstrap's classes that means when you should use which sets of class. If you want to add or alter the class of Wordpress menu, you should customize the Walker_Nav_Menu class. This link will help you. You can follow the wordpress standard. And finally there are many wordpress theme development frameworks which have already bootstrap. i.e. roots, underscores and so on. I like these both.
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One of my clients asked me to convert existing website into a responsive one.
The problem is: he doesn't want to change its desktop view. That website was completely developed with fixed layout in codeigniter.
Is it possible to make it into a responsive one without many changes to exiting css?
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yes you can convert fixed design in responsive via help of 2 method
use media queries as suggested by emmanuel.
use % instead of px it will help your website responsive over many platform and then use media query if you are required to shift or position the content according to your design necessity
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Not sure if this is a stupid question or not,
but i want to create a better looking notes database which should remind users of our companys homepage.
Is it possible to use codes extracts of the wordpress themes css code?!
It might be easier to start with the Bootstrap4 XPages plugin on openNTF and then work to skin that.
As long as CSS stylesheets don't reference by element ID, it's possible to utilise elements. However, bear in mind that parts of the CSS stylesheets you're using may get overwritten by inline styles or stylesheets from the XPages runtime itself. In my experience, you will usually need to make some modifications to the stylesheets your using, but it's doable.
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I've build a wordpress template here at: http://mountsrepeats.co.uk
I've added some new pages off the 'Services' page so was wondering how I am supposed to have a dropdown appear when I hover over the services link on the navigation bar?
Is this a setting within WordPress or do I need to add some custom CSS to my stylesheet?
Thanks!
You'll need to use CSS and Javascript most likely. I know it can be done with pure CSS but Javascript tends to have better cross-browser compatability. Try looking into one of these plugins:
noupe
WebDesignDev
codecanyon - pure CSS (Costs $5)
CSS play - pure CSS
I'm not 100% familiar with WordPress, but you shouldn't need to mess with any settings on their end, just apply the code and go.