Twitter Bootstrap Theme

kasperisager · April 2012

I need to change the JS calls according to the theme folder name given by Github, just a sec

422 · April 2012

Also toolbar buttons, are linking to your github repo

kasperisager · April 2012

Done. To fix it, either download the new default.master.tpl or change the JS and CSS calls in the existing one to match the themes folder name.

Which toolbar buttons btw?

422 · April 2012

the gears icons. sent me off to github. Goto this link and see

http://vanillaskins.com/bootstrap/

its nearly 11pm and I have other stuff to do, will fix in morning Cheers Ste, and good work looks cool

kasperisager · April 2012

Will take a look at the icons then :) Thanks for everything man, sleep well!

Gillingham · April 2012

Wow excellent work, I'll have to play with a version using a fixed width sidebar.

Caio · April 2012

Great theme, I would have been using it if I didn't ditch vanilla for a custom build.

peregrine · April 2012

Caio said: Great theme, I would have been using it if I didn't ditch vanilla for a custom build.

you are eminently qualified then.

kasperisager · April 2012

Glad you like it folks! @Gillingham An easy way to give it a fixed width, is to remove the three "-fluid" class extensions in default.master.tpl. These can be found on line 25, 111 and 113.

candyman · April 2012

Simply awesome stuff! :) The only thing that doens't seem perfect is the > that toggle the excerpt (open and closed) when the size is forced to the smallest possible (iPhone size). Anyway excellent work.

Caio · April 2012

I give up on my custom build, back to vanilla. Just going to make my own plugins.

Caio · April 2012

@kasperisager, what is this theme licensed under?

kasperisager · April 2012

@candyman Yeah, stuff gets a bit too compressed when viewed on the iPhone.

@Caio It's licensed under Apache 2.0 just like the Bootstrap framework

candyman · April 2012

I've read the documentation. Is there a particular reason (e.g. security?) 'cause the "Use of Markdown is HIGHLY recommended" with this theme?

kasperisager · April 2012

@candyman Not at all, it's just a matter of markup. Simple HTML doesn't wrap lines in paragraphs and just adds a <br> whenever you begin a new line. This looks like jinx to be honest. Markdown on the other hand wraps each line in a paragraph and this looks way better than Simple HTML. I didn't want a bunch of people complaining about their discussions looking super strange, which is why I recommend using Markdown instead.

kasperisager · May 2012

Hey again folks! I'm glad to announce that VanillaBootstrap is now completely (well, almost) powered by LESS and the less.js compiler instead of CSS. This means that Bootstrap related mixins can now be utilized which should make creating a version of the theme for v2.1 a breeze. I still haven't gotten rid of the jQuery toggleClass solution, as the default style.css otherwise will kick in and ruin everything. If anyone would like to join the project though, I'd be more than happy to welcome you as collaborators on the project.

landquest · January 18

If I may, I'd like to add an update, after tracking Kasper down on Twitter, within minutes he sent me a link to his complete version, which can be found here:

http://vanillaforums.org/addon/bootstrap-theme

Thanks, Kasper! And hello, everyone else, my name is Josh.

mikado · January 18

@landquest

Older versions of the theme Bootstrap does not work correctly with Vanilla 2

A new templates also have problems with plugins

kasperisager · January 18

"Older" version of Bootstrap works just fine with Vanilla 2.0 (I built them specifically for this version), just make sure you download the beta and not the alpha release (alpha is downloaded by default for some reason). There are also a couple of versions available for 2.1 here: https://github.com/kasperisager/Bootstrap

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