No more ugly huge elements. No more big fonts. No more candy-style buttons. Only strict and perfect beauty. Demo: http://slider23.github.io/bootstrap-theme-github/
Replace original bootstrap.css or bootstrap.min.css by dist/css/bootstrap.css or dist/css/bootstrap.min.css
Themestrap is a simple starter kit for constructing Twitter Bootstrap 3+ themes. It provides the skeleton for a simple, maintainable theme that always uses code directly from Bootstrap with as little replacement as possible.
- A theme should be built on top of the framework, with as little intrusive change as possible.
- As the framework evolves, a theme should be easily updated to the latest version.
To this end, Themestrap provides you with two simple files to modify: variables.less
and theme.less (both in the less directory). You can tweak any and all of the Bootstrap variables
in variables.less and support any additional code or classes you'd like in theme.less. The compiled
theme CSS includes the Bootstrap library and will automatically pick up any overrides from variables.
To create a theme, first start by cloning the Themestrap repository into a directory named for
your theme. We recommend a bootstrap-theme-THEME_NAME naming scheme:
git clone https://github.com/divshot/themestrap.git bootstrap-theme-THEME_NAME
Next, you should open bower.json and change the package name from bootstrap-theme-themestrap
to match what you want your theme to be named. Now you're ready to install dependencies using
Grunt and Bower (you must have these
installed).
npm install
bower install
Now you're ready to go! Simply edit less/variables.less and less/theme.less to your liking.
When you're ready, just run grunt and it will compile and minify the distribution for you.
You can also run grunt watch to automatically compile as you work.