Quantcast
Channel: bbPress.org » All Posts
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 3638

Reply To: I have created a bbPress starter theme with a phpBB look and feel

$
0
0

I currently have a new version of my theme sitting locally but I am fairly certain the updates you did aren’t included. I am thinking it might be best to try and extend the bbpress-functions.php from yet another custom functions file so that this can almost sit on top of that and never need to be changed?

Any thoughts about it?

I am not sure what the best practice approach is as I am wrestling with the same issue myself for a project I am doing at the moment. I’ll ask @jjj his thoughts and get back to you.

Hey all, I am pretty bad with Github at the moment, I broke something so I made a new git repo.

https://github.com/EpicWebs/bbpress-starter-theme-v2.0

Its all good, I took a look at the code and will submit another pull request against your original GitHub repo with all your updates and the bbPress 2.3 updates.

(I think it’s best to keep the original repo as people are following/starred/bookmarked it etc)

If anyone has any good git tutorials let me know lol.

What platform and devtools are you using to develop with?

Windows/Mac, MAMP/XAMP, Sublime Text 2/Notepad++/Netbeans etc etc

These tools below take some of the daunting command line horrors out of your learning Git.

If you are on Windows then use this http://windows.github.com/
(I use this for %90+ of anything to do with GitHub)

If on a Mac grab this http://mac.github.com/
(I don’t have a Mac but this looks from my quick look the equiv of the Windows features above)

If you want to get into Git via the command line check this out

http://try.github.com/


Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 3638

Trending Articles