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Wordpress Theme Starter

Wordpress theme starter is a custom boilerplate made for Code the Change Foundation to help start the development of a custom Wordpress theme.

It comes with all the base files needed to start a custom theme as well as a folder structure to help keep your files organized. Also included are security patches for common Wordpress security holes.

📦 Prerequisites

  • Make sure you have a local Wordpress site running on your machine
    • Local by Flywheel is the easiest and fastest way to get started. Visit this link to download Flywheel.

🚀 Quick start

  1. Clone this repo into the Wordpress themes directory in your local Wordpress installation. This is located in wp-content/themes.
# In place of nameOfTheme, use a custom theme name
$> git clone https://github.com/CodetheChangeFoundation/wordpress-theme-starter.git nameOfTheme
  1. Open the style.css file and change the variables to match your project needs.
/*

Theme Name: Example Theme
Theme URI: www.example.com
Author: Code the Change Foundation
Author URI: http://codethechange.ca
Description: A custom theme for Example non-profit
Version: 1.0.0
Text Domain: example

*/
  1. Login to your Wordpress admin panel and go to appearance > themes and activate the theme you just created.

🏆 Next steps

Now that you've activated the starter theme, any change made to the files in the theme will be reflected on the site. There are a number of resources you can visit to help you develop your custom theme, I would recommend this YouTube series.

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