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# HTML5 ready. Many use [http://html5boilerplate.com/ HTML5 Boilerplate] (or 'h5bp')
 
# HTML5 ready. Many use [http://html5boilerplate.com/ HTML5 Boilerplate] (or 'h5bp')
 
# Responsive, with a mobile first aproach, like 320 And Up.
 
# Responsive, with a mobile first aproach, like 320 And Up.
# Preproces system, to help with layout (not too hard to add though)
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# Preproces system, to help with layout (Sass/SCSS, not too hard to add though)
 
# Grid system, to help with layout (not too hard to add though)
 
# Grid system, to help with layout (not too hard to add though)
# Accessability (basic WCAG 2.0?)
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# Accessability (basic WCAG 2.0? can be implemented later)
 
# Theme settings for easy change of, say, header (Settings API, etc.)
 
# Theme settings for easy change of, say, header (Settings API, etc.)
  
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** http://themble.com/support/bones-grid/
 
** http://themble.com/support/bones-grid/
 
** http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/ - WTFPL, Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License
 
** http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/ - WTFPL, Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License
** h5bp, 320andup, modernizr.custom.min.js, respond.js
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** h5bp, 320andup, modernizr (custom minified), respond.js
 
** Bones now uses LESS or Sass by default, leaves client or server side for you to setup
 
** Bones now uses LESS or Sass by default, leaves client or server side for you to setup
** for hacking (not a parent theme)
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** For hacking (not a parent theme)
 
** 768px =< body { display: table } [https://github.com/matt-bailey/320semanticgs/blob/master/style.css#L2000]
 
** 768px =< body { display: table } [https://github.com/matt-bailey/320semanticgs/blob/master/style.css#L2000]
 
** todo; optimizing js files for mobile (check that)
 
** todo; optimizing js files for mobile (check that)

Revision as of 16:17, 16 August 2012


Repositories

Base

Requirements

  1. HTML5 ready. Many use HTML5 Boilerplate (or 'h5bp')
  2. Responsive, with a mobile first aproach, like 320 And Up.
  3. Preproces system, to help with layout (Sass/SCSS, not too hard to add though)
  4. Grid system, to help with layout (not too hard to add though)
  5. Accessability (basic WCAG 2.0? can be implemented later)
  6. Theme settings for easy change of, say, header (Settings API, etc.)

Interesting candidates

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