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WordCamp GR 2017 – Underscores & Me – Frederick Polk

ByTim Nolte
Frederick Polk – http://oneblackcrayon.com/

Generate your Underscores Theme:

  • Use a custom build, with the Advanced Options, in order to tailor to your project needs. –
    https://underscores.me/

Underscores is Pre-built With:

  • Sidebars
  • Custom Logo
  • Comments
  • Featured Images
  • Custom Headers
  • Standard Core Theme Templates (404, comments, archives, header, footer)
  • phpcs

Sample Sites:

 

Grand Valley State University, Pew Campus, Grand Rapids, MI

Technical Architect

A Christ-follower, husband, father, and WordPress Developer with Forum One.

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