Boilerplate treats accessibility as a theme system, not a final checklist. Navigation, search, comments, pagination, color mode controls, visible focus states, ARIA labels, and screen-reader text are built into the reusable parent theme foundation. Read More »
Boilerplate includes real print styles for WordPress content, hiding navigation and sidebars, improving contrast, preserving link URLs, avoiding bad page breaks, and making documentation, legal pages, recipes, guides, and long-form articles print cleanly. Read More »
Boilerplate improves WordPress media handling with Fancybox gallery support, caption extraction, standalone lightbox links, cleaner thumbnails, responsive image styling, lazy loading, and color-mode-aware media tokens. Read More »
Boilerplate makes WordPress content browsing feel intentional with search guardrails, archive templates, reusable loop and summary partials, post type badges, and smart excerpts that handle Gutenberg blocks and shortcodes cleanly. Read More »
Boilerplate treats responsive design as a first-class theme system, combining mobile fly-out sidebars, smart sticky navigation, admin-bar compensation, comment/hash anchor handling, responsive typography, and WordPress-aware image alignment rules. Read More »
Boilerplate has supported Bootstrap since the Bootstrap 3 era, but treats it as a foundation rather than a design prison. This post explains how Bootstrap 5 is integrated through SASS variables, runtime overrides, WordPress-aware navwalker output, special navbar menu items, and smart sticky navigation behavior. Read More »
Boilerplate treats light/dark mode as a full WordPress theme system: OS preference support, localStorage user overrides, Bootstrap 5 data-bs-theme integration, root HTML classes, menu-link toggles, and CSS custom property-driven colors. Read More »
Boilerplate uses Vite as a modern asset pipeline for a classic WordPress parent theme. WordPress still renders the pages, while Vite handles JavaScript, SASS, sourcemaps, minification, font copying, and stable production output paths. Read More »
