WordPress starter theme with a modern development workflow

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README

This is a starter theme, based on the roots/sage starter theme

Installation

Install composer packages in Bedrock or Sage root directory

  composer require log1x/navi tombroucke/otomaties-sage-helper

Publish bootstrap components

  wp acorn vendor:publish --tag="Bootstrap components"

Find & Replace

  • %devurl% (without https://)
  • %client_name%
  • %themename%
  • %mu-plugin-namespace%

Features

Bootstrap

  • Bootstrap is loaded by default. You can comment out components & helpers in resources/styles/config/bootstrap to decrease build time.
  • Custom pagination (@include('partials.pagination'))
  • Breadcrums (@include('partials.breadcrumb'))

PurgeCSS

  • Add css classes to purge-safelist.cjs to whitelist

WPML

  • Add @include('partials.language-switcher') to have a WPML language switcher appear

Built-in support for headroom.js

  • All you need to do is add styling for the headroom classes (banner--not-top, banner--unpinned, ...)

WickyNilliams/headroom.js

Custom block styles

  • In resources/scripts/editor.js, we add a 'Lead' style to the core/paragraph block. Use .is-style-lead to add styling.

Ray directive

You can use the @ray($somevariable) directive to output to your Ray console

Customization

Blocks

Default blocks from Otomaties sage helper

Default blocks (accordion, cards, gallery, hero, ...) can be easily added from Otomaties sage helper e.g.:

wp acorn vendor:publish --tag="Otomaties block Buttons"
  • .js files in resources/scripts/blocks will be dynamically imported if there is a block matching the name. E.g. resources/views/blocks/image-content.blade.php > resources/scripts/blocks/image-content.js
  • .scss files in resources/styles/blocks will be automatically enqueued in case there is a block with the same name (without namespace). If you want to enqueue a block style for core/paragraph, you should create resources/styles/blocks/paragraph.scss.

⚠️ After adding scss-files, bud needs to be restarted

Custom blocks

Custom blocks can be added using Log1x/acf-composer e.g.:

wp acorn acf:block MyCustomBlock

Views for custom blocks should be wrapped in an <x-block> component. E.g:

<x-block :block="$block">
  @if ($items)
    <ul>
      @foreach ($items as $item)
        <li>{{ $item['item'] }}</li>
      @endforeach
    </ul>
  @else
    <p>{{ $block->preview ? 'Add an item...' : 'No items found!' }}</p>
  @endif

  <div>
    <InnerBlocks />
  </div>
</x-block>

See also ACF Builder Cheatsheet

You can add styles for your block in resources/styles/blocks/my-block.scss. These will automatically be enqueue by our theme. Restart bud after adding the style. If you need bootstrap variable, mixins etc.:

@import 'bootstrap/scss/mixins';
@import 'bootstrap/scss/functions';
@import './../config/variables';
@import 'bootstrap/scss/variables';

Google Fonts

  1. Install Laravel Google Fonts, should already be installed when using https://github.com/tombroucke/bedrock
  2. Replace font in config/google-fonts.php
  3. Add font in head (both frontend and admin):
add_action('admin_head', function () {
    echo app(\Spatie\GoogleFonts\GoogleFonts::class)->load()->toHtml();
});

add_action('wp_head', function () {
    echo app(\Spatie\GoogleFonts\GoogleFonts::class)->load()->toHtml();
});

Theme.json

Container

There are 2 widths for containers: contentSize (768px) and wideSize (1320px). These can be changed from the theme.json

Colors

Colors defined in resources/styles/config/_variables.scss should be copied over to theme.json (settings.color.pallette). There is a ThemeJson facade to extract the colors.

Get a <key, value> list of all theme colors in PHP:

ThemeJson::colors()->pluck('name', 'slug');

Navigation

  • This starter theme uses Log1x/navi. The navigation is built in app/View/Composers/Navigation.php.
  • You can add bootstrap button classes to menu items (e.g. btn btn-primary) to style them as buttons
  • You can add fontawesome classes to add icons (e.g. fas-envelope)
  • resources/scripts/components/header.js will listen to click events on a .menu-item--has-submenu element, and toggle the menu-item--open class on this element. It will also remove the menu-item--open class from every other element

Mobile nav

  • resources/scripts/components/header.js will listen to click events on a .navbar-toggler element, and toggle the primary-nav-open class on the body element.

Google maps

If you're using Google Maps, you can add the GOOGLE_MAPS_KEY variable to your .env file

Snippets

SVG logo

File should be in resources/icons/logoname.svg

<x-icon-logoname width="200" height="100" />

Get a list of fontawesome icons in a list

// app/Providers/ThemeServiceProvider.php
$this->app->bind('icons', function() {
    return Cache::rememberForever('fontawesome-icons', function () {
        $icons = [];
        $sets = app()->make('BladeUI\Icons\Factory')->all();
        foreach ($sets as $setname => $set) {
            if (strpos($setname, 'fontawesome') === false) {
                continue;
            }

            $niceSetName = str_replace('fontawesome-', '', $setname);
            foreach ($set['paths'] as $path) {
                $files = glob($path . '/*.svg');
                foreach ($files as $file) {
                    $iconBasename = basename($file, '.svg');
                    $iconName = $set['prefix'] . '-'. $iconBasename;
                    $icons[$iconName] = "$iconBasename $niceSetName";
                }
            }
        }
        return $icons;
    });
});


// app/Blocks/BlockWithIcons.php
...
->addSelect('icon', [
    'label' => __('Icon', 'sage'),
    'choices' => app()->make('icons'),
    'default_value' => 'fas-star',
])
...