This is a theme for the blogging framework Octopress that is based on Twitter Bootstrap.
It was extracted from my blog and looks like this:
Since it's just regular bootstrap you can of course add any bootstrap theme now (such as those at bootswatch.com or wrapbootstrap.com) and it should just work!
Feel free to fork and submit back pull requests.
- It could still use some cleanup (I extracted it from my site so some things may not be applicable everywhere)
- Bootstrap uses Less and Octopress uses Sass, so for right now I've just included plain CSS from bootstrap to make them compatible. This works fine but ideally down the road it could use a forked Sass version of bootstrap or modify Octopress to include Less support. One caveat is that it should ideally still work with the free bootstrap themes such those at bootswatch.com which are in Less. So maybe there is some happy combination where these will all work together? In the mean time this theme just uses plain old css.
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