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Documentation Theme
| 10 Comments on Getting started
bootScore is a free WordPress starter theme framework powered by Bootstrap 5. It can be used for multi-page sites, one-pagers with multiple subpages, and offers full WooCommerce support.
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We use GitHub to develop our themes and plugins. If you need help, have a question, find a bug or want to contribute, you’re welcome to open a discussion or an issue in the appropriate repository.
| 22 Comments on Installation
Install theme and child-theme via the WordPress theme-uploader or via Composer.
Theme has no single-click updater. Updates must be made manually via the theme uploader in the WordPress backend.
| 94 Comments on WooCommerce
bootScore has full WooCommerce support with many Bootstrap templates and an integrated AJAX offcanvas cart.
Child Theme Documentation
| 92 Comments on Using the child themes
The child themes are the base to customise bootScore without touching the code of the parent theme. You can edit these themes and update bootScore without losing your work.
| 20 Comments on Bootstrap / CSS / Sass
Bootstrap source code is included in the theme and can be edited on the fly without using gulp, node, commands or other technical stuff. Just add your styles, save and the built-in compiler will do the trick. You will find files in folder /css/scss/.
This file contains the logo, favicons, theme colors, main-menu and two widget positions. Edit file by storing a copy in your child (bootCommerce has already).
The footer.php has 5 widget positions, a secondary menu and a copyright with current year and site title.
| 41 Comments on Widget & Menu Positions
bootScore has 11 widget and 2 menu positions.
| 33 Comments on Page / Post templates
Select the templates in the backend on the right side in the page/post edit screen in Page Attributes > Template or Post Attributes > Template.
| 15 Comments on Loop templates
There are 5 templates for each category, archive and author. These templates are the same for all of them, they only differ what is in the header.
The 404 page is basic. The text can be changed with Loco Translate. You can insert widgets to customise the page.
| 2 Comments on Functions
Almost all functions are pluggable and can be overwritten in the child-theme.
Transform your layout into fluid with a simple function.
A hook is a point in the theme where you can insert anything you want very easily. For example a HTML alert or a Google tag manager.
| 10 Comments on Colors
Almost all colors are defined via the classes in the respective php file to assign Bootstrap Colors to all elements.
| 2 Comments on Scrollspy / Onepager
If the page is operated as an onepager, Scrollspy recognizes at which point it is being scrolled and sets an active class to the respective menu item. This menu item can be styled differently and you always know which one is currently part on the page.
| 2 Comments on Smooth Scroll
bootScore uses the default Bootstrap scroll-bahaviour: smooth for smooth scrolling. The offset is set to the height of the navbar.
With the additional classes width-100 and height-* fullscreen elements can be created, even if the content is inside the container. Width The content of this page is inside the container. Add the class width-100 and the element is stretched across the entire width of the screen. Content Wrap the content in a container again and […]
| 5 Comments on Font Awesome
Font Awesome is already GDPR-friendly installed locally and ready to use.
Add icons to Bootstrap alerts by using classes.
| 2 Comments on Google Fonts
Google fonts are a sensitive topic when it comes to GDPR. Read here how to install Google fonts locally without accessing the Google server.
| 5 Comments on Internet Explorer Alert
Bootstrap 5 dropped the support for Internet Explorer. If site is browsed by IE, an alert is displayed below the navbar.