BOOTSTRAP TO WORDPRESS

Best regards. I made a bootstrap template and it's working fine. But unfortunately, I need it working on WordPress within 2 days. I never created a WordPress template, only Bootstrap ones.

If you can help me, please write below.

 

There are these sites called search engines with names like Google, Duckduckgo and Bing where if you type in "wordpress template tutorials"; they will list many thousands of sources of the information you seek.

If the limit of your skills are doing bootcrap templates you should probably be spending time learning to actually write code instead of learning how to avoid using best proactice with pukeware like wp and bs.

 

Thank you for your arrogance. I'm already learning WordPress, but it I didn't know a guy would call me needing a WordPress theme within 2 days. I posted here with the purpose to know how can I integrate both systems. Anyway, thank you.

 

Which means you think you are just going to throw a theme together in 2 days with no experience. There are already several million sites that have junk wordpress themes written by people who did not know what they are doing. If you need to "learn wordpress" it probably means you don't know how to code beyond a very primitive level. In that case you should be coding basics, instead of playing with shortcuts down the wrong path like bs and wp.

 

You don't know with who you are talking with. I have more than 5 years of programming experience, from C to HTML. What I don't know about WordPress is how to fit a template within their requirements. Such as how to make the system write the site logo in the space I've put originally(with Bootstrap). I've downloaded a simple WordPress template and now that I read its code, I'm already understanding it. Thank you again.

 

The problem, which COBOL is bluntly trying to convey, is that Bootstrap, and Wordpress (almost every theme) is loaded with bloat code, wrong use of HTML, and rarely anything useful. If you're coding using Bootstrap, that usually means you're doing things that shouldn't be done, or that you're using Bootstrap because you don't know enough about CSS and HTML to understand how it's both easier, and faster, to not use it. Yes, we're arrogant pricks, quite a few of us, but that is mostly because we know how the web is meant to work, and haven't really gotten around to breaking it using bloatware that does no good for the web overall. Wordpress has its purpose, although way too many people slap together something, or use a ready-made template that "looks cool" without any clue as to why they shouldn't. Unfortunately, almost none of them gets bitchslapped for doing so, hence the never-ending cycle of mediocrity continues.
Note: I'm not saying this applies to you - but most likely, since you're using Bootstrap, it does. If we're wrong, and you're the first human being who's made a functional Bootstrap-theme, with sound, semantically correct HTML without bloatcode in the class-department, then by all means, feel free to show us the (somewhat unholy) grail. Until then, get used to being ridiculed.

 

I'm kind of laughing, never thought there'd be someone more foul mouthed and blunt about what utter and complete rubbish turdpress and bootcrap are than me... Guess the older you get the less you give a flying purple fish over who you offend.

Pretty much PoPSiCLe explained it best. There's a whole host of things you should understand BEFORE allowed anywhere near nonsense like bootcrap, and dimes to dollars most of those concepts are alien to you since if you knew these things, you probably wouldn't be using it in the first blasted place.

Bootcrap teaches sloppy coding, defeats the entire purpose of HTML and CSS, and in general anything built with it is a broken inaccessible train wreck of how NOT to build a website.

As I often say, if you don't recoil in horror at idiotic halfwit mouth-breathing nonsense like this:

<nav class="navbar navbar-inverse navbar-fixed-top">
      <div class="container">
        <div class="navbar-header">
          <button type="button" class="navbar-toggle collapsed" data-toggle="collapse" data-target="#navbar" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="navbar">
            <span class="sr-only">Toggle navigation</span>
            <span class="icon-bar"></span>
            <span class="icon-bar"></span>
            <span class="icon-bar"></span>
          </button>
          <a class="navbar-brand" href="#">Project name</a>
        </div>
        <div id="navbar" class="collapse navbar-collapse">
          <ul class="nav navbar-nav">
            <li class="active"><a href="#">Home</a></li>
            <li><a href="#about">About</a></li>
            <li><a href="#contact">Contact</a></li>
          </ul>
        </div><!--/.nav-collapse -->
      </div>
    </nav>

Code (markup):

You probably shouldn't be building websites yet. Endless pointless DIV for nothing, endless pointless classes for nothing, aria roles on an element that has no aria roles, abuse of a form element outside a form, data attributes for scripttardery doing CSS' job, class that's the same as a CSS reserved word, comment placement that could trigger render errors... and of course the pointless HTML 5tard bull <nav> that's redundant to simply using numbered headings properly? .. yet people magically call this easier and simpler than a simple:

<div id="top">
	<h1><a href="/">Project Name</a></h1>
	<a href="#top" class="showMenu"></a>
	<a href="#" class="hideMenu"></a>
	<ul>
		<li><a href="#" class="current">Home</a></li>
		<li><a href="#about">About</a></li>
		<li><a href="#contact">Contact</a></li>
	</ul>
<!-- #top--></div>

Code (markup):

Bull-freaking-****!!! (and if you REALLY want the HTML5-tardery change the DIV to NAV)

... and that's just their crappy little default example direct from their site. When such ridiculous ineptitude is found in the simplest of their examples? WHY do people use this steaming pile of ineptitude by choice? Stupidity? Ignorance? Apathy?

I just don't get it... and I'm getting REALLY sick of seeing people sleaze out websties any-old-way with nonsense like that. You mate bootcrap with turdpress already bloated train wreck of idiocy they have the unmitigated gall to call markup? OUCH.

 

I have 50 years of programming everything from ones and zeros to C++, java, and about everthing in between.

The years of pushing out code has nothing to do with the issues being raised. Based on the information you provided you are an inexperienced web developer, because every competent professional developer I have ever met understands that BS is a load of BS. Some use it anyway; even though they know it is crap. The result is they sweat weekend doing maintenance while I am on the golf course, and they make enough in a month to match what I earn in a week and I'm semi-retired, working part time.

We hit crossroads during our careers and have to decide whether we are going to do it right or just slop out what we can get away with. You are on a wrong path that ends in quicksand; and you need to raise your standards and up your game; or just remain one of the tens of thousands of semi-pro developers who do little projects for little money and think they are doing well.

 

Lucas, what are you ultimately trying to accomplish with your WordPress site? Have a decent-looking site to show family photos to friends, are tyou trying to build an online business by attracting good traffic, or what?

 

Hey Lucas,

I'm having a team of Wordpress developers who can work for you. Please provide your skype Id so we can have one to one conversation.

Thank you

 

I have experience of 2 Years in Web design. I can do convert your PSD, PNG, JPGE file into HTML5 & CSS3. I will use Bootstrap for Designing.

 

I also don't have to solicit business in forums offering to help put another load of WP trash on the internet for a few bucks. I guess it is just a coincidence that most of desperate hungry denizens of help forums trying to drum up business are mostly touting Bootcrap, WP, and other third party turd collections; while those who can actually develop from their own code are already booked well into the future.

If a career spent building mom and pop sites for cheap is the goal, then I guess there is a role for WP, but once you are tainted by that crap it is difficult to get taken seriously when you bid on RFPs for large projects.

 

That should probably make the DS moron of the month list. It is not possible to do a web site that validates to standards using Bootcrap. I have been doing security for most of the 50 years that I have been programming and there is no way to create a Wordpress that is any more than minimally secure.

Suggesting the use of such pukeware merely indicates the the comment is coming from yet another bottom-feeder trolling for mom and pop sites in tech forums. If Markupbox.com is an example of the offering, then I suggest that such a semantically defective site is about as negative for SEO as it gets, and perhaps that is why the trolling for low value work is necessary.