malberga / grav-skeleton-pricklypear

A FREE light and responsive single page theme for Grav

Prickly Pear Skeleton for the CMS Grav

Prickly Pear is a FREE simple single page responsive theme ported by CaribThemes for the Grav CMS and based on Fractal by HTML5up.

Table of Contents:

• Demo
• Features
• Views
• Installation
• Showcase
• Support & Bugs
• Credits

Demo

See the PricklyPear Template live here

Features

• OnePage template
• Fully Responsive
• Custom collapsing menu
• HTML5 and CSS3
• Fontawesome icon support 4.5.0 (CDN) See the list here.
• Back to top
• Contact Form - ToDo (v1.1.0)

Supported Page Templates

• home.html.twig view (NOTE: if you use a Grav starter kit, please change the default.md file in ~user/pages/01.home to modular.md)
• error.html.twig view -

Installation

Basic Setup for a new Grav site

The simplest way to install Prickly Pear theme for Grav is to download and install the Prickly Pear Skeleton package:

• Download Prickly Pear Skeleton
• Simply unzip the package into your web root folder.
• Point your browser at the folder, job done!

TIP: Check out the general Grav installation instructions for more details on this process.

Existing Grav site

It is possible to install just the theme, but page content will need to reference the Prickly Pear theme's supported templates. It is strongly advised to at least install the Prickly Pear Skeleton package to see the theme's capabilities in action.

To install just the theme:

$ bin/gpm install pricklypear

NOTE: This theme is a modular component for Grav which requires the Grav, Error and Problems plugins.

Showcase

You want to share your site build with Sabar? Feel free to add your site here...

Support & Bugs

• If you need a support please go to the dedicated
• If you find bugs, please report them on here

Credits

• Grav by RocketTheme. Licensed under MIT
• Photos by MATsxm for IDIMweb.com. Licensed under WTFPL (see LICENSE)
• Inspired by the template Fractal by HTML5 up
• Back To Top feature by CodyHouse

DISCLAIMER

Note that @Sandra97 has never been involved in the CSS excepted for having killed few !important; 😛

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