wp-nemoHotel

WordPress theme for Nemo Hotel

WordPress plugins

advanced-custom-fields-pro
advanced-custom-fields-table-field
acf-options-for-polylang-master
polylang

All Style

(src/scss/partials/)

Used WORDPRESS/GULP STARTER KIT

ORGANIZATION

This starter kit uses src, build, and dist folders to organize theme development:

src: this directory contains the raw material for your theme: templates (src/), PHP includes (src/inc), language files (src/languages), styles (src/scss), scripts (src/js), and images (anywhere under src/). Only edit files in this directory!
build: generated by Gulp, this is a working copy of your theme for use in development and testing. Symlink build to your wp-content/themes directory for local development and testing (e.g. if your theme is in ~/dev/themes/layout and your local copy of WordPress is installed in ~/dev/localhost/wp you'll want to run ln -s ~/dev/themes/layout/build ~/dev/localhost/wp/wp-content/themes/layout).
dist: short for distribution, this will be the final, polished copy of your theme for production. You will need to manually run gulp dist to create a new distribution. You can also symlink this directory for a final round of testing; just keep in mind that your theme will now be in dist/[project], where [project] is the setting at the top of the Gulp configuration. This project folder is what you will want to deploy to production. (No more weird junk in your themes. Hooray!)

Note: both the build and dist directories are disposable and can be regenerated from the contents of src. You aren't likely to want to edit files in this folders but you may want to open them up to diagnose issues with the build process itself.

WORKING WITH GULP

To get started try running gulp from the command line. This fires gulpfile.js/index.js and should build a working copy of the included theme. The other command you will use from time to time is gulp dist, which builds a distribution copy.

Configuration is handled by a single file: gulpconfig.js.