Welcome to our project! This repository contains all the necessary files to set up and maintain our website. The purpose of this project is to provide a user-friendly and responsive website for our customers. In this README file, you will find a brief overview of the Understrap starter theme for WordPress, created for use in the CP3402 project by Team 5.
Understrap is a WordPress starter theme based on Bootstrap 4. It's designed to be lightweight and fast, with all of the features and functionality that you need to create a custom WordPress site.
This theme is a modified version of the Understrap starter theme, created specifically for use in the CP3402 project by Team 5. It includes additional features and functionality that are necessary for our project.
To use this theme, you'll need to have WordPress installed on your server. You can download the latest version of WordPress from the official WordPress website.
To install this theme, follow these steps:
- Download the latest version of the theme from the GitHub repository.
- Upload the theme folder to your WordPress installation's
wp-content/themesdirectory. - Activate the theme from the WordPress admin panel.
This theme is designed to be customizable, with a range of options available to help you create the perfect WordPress site for your needs. Some of the key features of the theme include:
- Fully responsive design, optimized for mobile and desktop devices.
- Customizable header and footer templates.
- Support for custom post types and taxonomies.
- A range of widget areas to help you add custom content to your site.
- Custom page templates for different types of content.
- Page templates for different types of content.
- Custom widgets and shortcodes.
To customize the theme, you can use the WordPress Customizer or edit the theme files directly. We recommend using a child theme if you plan to make significant changes to the theme files.
This file guides new team members or project successors in developing theme updates locally, testing them, and deploying to staging and live sites. It covers project management, version control, testing, and automation without private details.
This guide helps new developers work on the project's theme, including its features, design decisions, and specific development details. It focuses on the theme's uniqueness rather than basic WordPress theme development.
Targeting site maintainers, it explains how to add content (pages/posts) and categorize it. It also describes plugin integration, such as a calendar, and provides a tailored understanding of site organization and updates.