I have question to people who had experience with Magento and Bootstrap. I was looking for some information how to integrate Bootstrap to Magento, but it did't helped me. I working right now on project that should be created on Bootstrap framework. So my questions is how to integrate bootstrap to magento right? So I can get bootstrap.css files that not mix with my own style.
I know that Boilerplate mix style with magento and code is too long, so I would happy to use it.
There are flew blog available where explain the how bootstrap and magento integrated.
https://www.packtpub.com/books/content/creating-responsive-magento-theme-bootstrap-3
http://kimberelyt.com/magento-tutorials/day-1-creating-a-magento-reponsive-theme-with-twitter-bootstrap
You can try this
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I hope you do not mind if I ask a general questions regarding bootstrap and WordPress.
I have created a website using just bootstrap. I am trying to set up an Appointment Booking System on it. I know that in WordPress there is a good plugin for this that would work well.
I have two questions regarding the above statement.
Is there a way that I can keep my customized bootstrap theme and integrate a WordPress plug in into my site without having to build the site from scratch in WordPress.
2) Is there a way to load my bootstrap code into the WordPress portal (so it is a customized bootstrap site) but that I would be able to use all of the available WordPress plugins.
Thanks
Colm.
Unfortunatly, if you want to use your custom html you need to create a custom WordPress theme. By the way, this is not difficult at all, and if you have already your static files setted up, splitting them in a theme is almost straigth forward.
Before stepping into it and start trying some good starter blank themes (underscores, timber, root etc..) my advice is: follow a simple guide and learn core WordPress theme hierarchy, then you'll be able to do almost anything.
This is the first guid I found but - ehi - Google is your best friend!
https://scanwp.net/blog/create-a-wordpress-starter-theme-from-scratch/
Most "regular" websites I've seen generally use Twitter Bootstrap, at least for the grid layout.
Most themes I've seen to WordPress does not use Bootstrap, they are often built with a custom grid layout.
Is Wordpress + bootstrap a bad solution? Or why do so few Wordpress themes use bootstrap?
I'd agree with most of the comments, but I'd argue that this is NOT an opinion based question. There's nothing empirically WRONG or BAD about using Bootstrap in WordPress themes. In fact, I do it every single work day. Sage theme is a popular starter theme that uses Bootstrap, and there's plenty others that do as well.
The technologies are perfectly compatible, it's ultimately just up to your design / development goals for the theme. If you desire finer control and don't want to do a bunch of style overrides for a very specific look-and-feel, then maybe Bootstrap isn't right for that particular project. However, there's nothing from the WordPress side of things that would make this a bad solution.
I am almost completely ready with my Yii Website. Now I would like to completely change the default styling of the site.
Are there any templates and what is the best way to begin the styling?
Here is some Free yii themes , try this
Yii themes
Here some responsive theme,
Yii Booster
Yii strap
Yii Twitter bootstrap
and Yii theming guide
Yii theming Guide
Just complementing what #ramamoorthy_villi said, you can browse some HTML themes on
http://themeforest.net/
they have a huge archive, and some of them are really cheap. If you need some more professional, you can find a lot of material in there.
I have used Orchard for my project and installed Bootstrap 3.0.0 theme as it will quick and reliable for me to design whole site using Bootstrap 3.0.0. I have created one custom module using http://docs.orchardproject.net/Documentation/Creating-a-module-with-a-simple-text-editor
But at the end, I am not able to get access of my module. Let me know if anyone can help me.
There is a bootstrap 3 theme on the gallery. You can find it here: http://gallery.orchardproject.net/List/Themes/Orchard.Theme.Bootstrap
It's pretty straightforward to modify, it also will help you to build your own theme and understand how the things work.
It's less that 24 hours that I've known Bootstrap and I've fallen in love into it!
As I've understood, Bootstrap is a collection of CSSs ready to use.
We should only give the class name according to Bootstrap and our website will have a modern and perfect look.
OK.
Now the problem is that Joomla builtin system doesn't use Bootstrap compatible classes.
Is there a fast way to change way to change Joomla builtin CSS system to be compatible with Bootstrap?
Hope it be understandable.
Maybe there is a plugin to convert Joomla CSS system to Bootstrap-familiar CSS. I couldn't find such exact plugin.
I know the feeling about Bootstrap. A lot of people would disagree, but I too really like it. However, even though Joomla 3.0 is based on Bootstrap, I wouldn't recommend using it, as it's the short release. Joomla 2.5 is still the long term recommended version to use, therefore I suggest you stick with that and find yourself a Boostrap template, such as Joomstrap, which is free. Please note that the template was based on Bootstrap 2.0.4, so you will need to download the latest version and replace the CSS and JS files.
You might also be interested in the Boostrap template based on Gantry for Joomla 2.5.
Having said to stick with Joomla 2.5 as it's the long term release, once Joomla 3.5 comes out, which will be the next long term release, I would upgrade to that. This too will also be based on Bootstrap.
If it's possible for you to upgrade your System, the new Joomla 3.0 comes with Bootstrap. Otherwise you only have to build an own Template where you use this Framework.
There is no problem with doing that.
You start with developing a custom template, then after that you just use overrides for your components etc.
You don't need a plugin.