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A speedy Gutenberg ready theme
Home Page: https://prothemedesign.com
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
I make stuff online. Mostly focused on WordPress Themes, and Animation software. I also publish a WordPress Podcast and sporadically blog at BinaryMoon.
I'm on Twitter.
The sidebar widgets (displayed in the footer) use css columns to lay out the content.
However they don't seem to fill up the space properly. On the demo site (on desktop) the third column is empty.
https://demo.prothemedesign.com/wordpress/jarvis/
I will need to work out a better way to style the widgets. Pure CSS only, no js additions.
I just tested the theme! Very very nice!
Another option on how to use the featured image is to place it below the header like a hero image.
Here I have the site title to the left and menu to the right (+ search icon) and the featured image below. Some pages have the title in the middle of the featured image, many do not.
https://religionskritikk.no/
It would be great to have the option to use featured image in the header as you have done it or have it behind the page/post title.
Currently Jarvis supports Jetpack related posts. Would be good if we could support something else.
May also be worth looking at how Chaplin does related posts since it has them built in
Would you be open to allowing page builder compatibility? We'd have to do something similar to this: https://github.com/ronalfy/twentynineteen-child/tree/beaverpartsupport
We'd split the header and footer, and add hooks for both, and allow page builders like Beaver Builder and Elementor to customize the theme's header, footer, etc.
I can put together a PR concept for this if you're open to this.
Fatal error: Uncaught Error:
Call to undefined function jarvis_social_links()
in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/themes/jarvis/footer.php:27 Stack trace: #0 /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/wp-includes/template.php(722): require_once() #1 /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/wp-includes/template.php(671): load_template('/Applications/M...', true) #2 /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/wp-includes/general-template.php(76): locate_template(Array, true) #3 /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/themes/jarvis/singular.php(49): get_footer() #4 /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/wp-includes/template-loader.php(78): include('/Applications/M...') #5 /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/wp-blog-header.php(19): require_once('/Applications/M...') #6 /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/index.php(17): require('/Applications/M...') #7 {main} thrown in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/themes/jarvis/footer.php on line 27
The use of wp_body_open
only exists in WordPress 5.2. Creating a PR now to make sure it works in lesser versions unless you want this theme to be 5.2 only.
Rewrite code using pure js (es6). Focus should be on small, fast code.
Is there anything we can add, or improve regarding microformats?
I don't know if this is a theme feature or something individual plugins should take care of.
Maybe worth looking in to?
I think it'll be quite useful to add typography and color to the default elements (h1s, h2, etc) and body copy. The theme Astra has such options, and I think it'll be quite useful.
If you're okay with this concept, I can go ahead and whip up a POC PR.
There should be an option to add a search box/ button somewhere in the header
This is mostly a note to fix the menus. For some reason tabbing to menu items with a drop down doesn't activate the dropdown. I need to debug and fix this.
Can I make the javascript smaller? Perhaps remove eventslib? Anything else?
Investigate the indieweb functionality and see if there's any features or existing plugins we can add support for.
More info here:
https://matthiasott.com/articles/into-the-personal-website-verse
https://indieweb.org/Getting_Started_on_WordPress
Hey Ben
The blog page.
Many display options are added to the Single Post & Page that also affect the blog page.
What is left is the featured image and some layout options.
What you could do perhaps for the child theme is create a kind of standard blog page look. Such as Chaplin has a standard blog page look. The typical title in the top, then thumbnail, then some post meta, content/excerpt and then post category and tags below it.
Btw here is a method created for the Beans framework.
https://wpbeansframework.com/creating-a-blog-page-layout/
The reason why I share some of the Beans Framework methods is that I have a feeling that it is well put together and it might also give some inspiration for the Jarvis theme.
Hey
I will be going through the Site Layout options.
Header ->
Default
Center
Side Fixed
Add: Display Preheader (Topbar)
The Preheader/Topbar widget area might be a good place to have some additional information. Such a phone number, menu and whatever else. Perhaps even a WooCommerce shopping cart. Etc.
Single Post & Page
Left
Center
Add: Full Width
Add: Boxed
Display Post Date
Display Post Author
Display Post Author Details
Add: Display Post Category
Add: Display Post Tags
Add: Display Comments box (this makes it possible to in general turn off comments.)
Add: Display Post title
Add: Display Page title
Btw it looks like the date is set up to show how much time has passed since the blog post was published. I am seeing a 2 months ago, 2 weeks ago and 3 days ago on the blog page and the posts page. It would be good to have the option to show the publish date.
Footer Credits: #16 (comment)
(Adjust the credits box to a left and right box. See above comment.)
NB! All options + additional customizations could be added to the docs to give examples of code to add to the child theme functions file. There should always be the option to either adjust options through the customizer or (a mix) add code to the functions file.
Docs: Add additional widget area. Hide/show post meta.
Btw
Some options can instead of being added to the customizer could just be added directly to the docs as examples to how to add code.
Check all get_theme_mods are escaped
Anything else?
They developer aristath who has made the plugin Kirki and a theme called gridd.
https://github.com/wplemon/gridd
I activated the theme and the checked the speed on pingdom with no plugins active
Score:
A 97
Page size: 20.5 KB
Load time: 401 ms
Requests: 4
Page Speed Insights
Mobile: 100
Desktop: 99
From the github read me:
== Resources ==
Info about the theme:
https://wplemon.com/gridd/
Currently the control uses a collection of buttons that update a hidden dropdown select element, but in hindsight this is over-engineered.
By switching to radio inputs we can reduce the amount of javascript needed, and make the theme more accessible. I think it can be done without changing how it looks. So it's a win all round.
To override default footer credits
Maybe add featured images back with a setting to show/hide them defaulted to off. This would keep the theme fast but also offer flexibility.
In the customizer there is the Theme Options section with the following alternatives.
"Display Category Summaries"
"Display Date and Social Links in Header"
"Autoplay the Featured Content Slider"
I do not know yet what these do. Is this not active yet? For the moment they just seem like placeholders.
Hey Ben
Today this site: https://celias.no/ uses Avada. Avada adds a lot of bloat and along with various plugins the site has become very slow. So I am thinking of switching over to a much simpler theme that is fast and slim. This could mean using Jarvis, Chaplin or another slim and fast theme.
Looking at the existing site:
Preheader: with a background color and some text to the left and a F (Facebook) icon to the right.
Header: Logo to the left and menu to the right and a shopping cart.
Hero area: uses a slider.
Various content below.
Footer with 4 widget areas.
Copyright info area below it with info on the left and F (Facebook) icon on the right.
It has a chat plugin that shows an icon bottom left. WooCommerce plugin using a shopping basket bottom right.
Specific pages have a sidebar right area.
Back to top icon on the right side.
The site is not too complex and contains elements such as a preheader, bottom copyright area left/right and a sidebar that could be emulated with Jarvis.
I want to be able to easily swap colours based upon the brightness of the current background colour.
Such as archives
Currently the header text colour changes only the header text. Let's set it as a secondary colour used in a few different places so that we can tie the colour scheme together and add a bit more variety.
Should we use TGM or are there better options?
I will update this issue along the way.
A progressive theme development rig for WordPress. https://wprig.io
https://github.com/wprig/wprig
Themes by Rich Tabor who has also made the plugin CoBlocks.
https://themebeans.com/themes/
https://www.andersnoren.se/teman/
https://github.com/search?o=desc&q=Gutenberg+ready+theme&s=updated&type=Repositories
https://www.codeinwp.com/blog/best-gutenberg-compatible-themes/
Ensure the characters work, even if the font is changed. Some fonts, for example on google fonts, may not have the required glyph. Setting the font to something generic like arial will force this to always work.
Hey
I took a look at the Page Attributes -> Templates and noticed a few.
It would be great if you could add some notes to the readme about each template. Name and what they do. As it would be easier to get an overview of what the theme contains.
Thanks.
I am looking to renew an existing client site: https://celias.no/
Today is uses Avada and I am looking into a slimmer and speedier theme. I made the test site https://fragmentsofawalk.com and found various themes I wanted to test out with focus on speed.
Following plugins are active:
Akismet, All in One WP Security, Caldera Forms, Companion Auto Update, Content Aware Sidebars, Custom Feeds for Instagram, Duplicator Pro, Elementor, FileBird Lite, Kadence Toolkit, PageSpeed Ninja, WooCommerce and WooCommerce Stripe Gateway.
San Fransisco (as it is close to the data center for Arch Hosting where I have my domains.)
Overlay theme:
Score 90
Page size: 771.6 KB
Load time: 2.02 s / 514 ms / 596 ms (Ran the test multiple times)
Requests: 55
https://overlaywp.com/
Guten theme:
Score 90
Page size: 886.7 KB
Load time: 1.82 s
Requests: 55
https://gutentheme.org/
Pagebuilder framework theme (By David Vongries):
Score 90
Page size: 771.5 KB
Load time: 1.47 s / 1.33 s
Requests: 55
https://wp-pagebuilderframework.com/
ZenEther theme:
Score 90
Page size: 874.8 KB
Load time: 1.56 s
Requests: 55
https://zentemplates.com/
Chaplin theme:
Score 90
Page size: 879.36 KB
Load time: 2.31 s
Requests: 62
https://andersnoren.se/themes/chaplin/
Primer theme:
Score 89
Page size: 837.6 KB
Load time: 1.70 s
Requests: 60
https://github.com/godaddy/wp-primer-theme
Tabor theme (By Rich Tabor):
Score 90
Page size: 953.4 KB
Load time: 2.41 s
Requests: 42
https://themebeans.com/themes/tabor/
Twenty Nineteen theme:
Score 90
Page size: 784.8 KB
Load time: 2.01 s
Requests: 52
Jarvis theme (as of 25 July 2019):
Score 90
Page size: 784.8 KB
Load time: 2.01 s
Requests: 52
Gutenwp theme:
Score 89
Page size: 1.2 MB
Load time: 1.41 s
Requests: 68
https://www.themeum.com/product/gutenwp/
Atomic Block theme:
Score 89
Page size: 872.6 KB
Load time: 1.29 s
Requests: 64
https://atomicblocks.com/
OceanWP theme:
Score 89
Page size: 887 KB
Load time: 2.02 s
Requests: 55
https://oceanwp.org/
Ascend theme:
Score 90
Page size: 1.2 MB
Load time: 1.95 s
Requests: 78
https://www.kadencethemes.com/
Neve theme:
Score 90
Page size: 801.3 KB
Load time: 1.79 s
Requests: 53
https://themeisle.com/themes/neve/
Zakra theme:
Score 90
Page size: 778.2 KB
Load time: 1.36 s
Requests: 53
https://themegrill.com/wordpress-themes/
Beans theme (Thierry Muller):
Score 90
Page size: 866.2 KB
Load time: 1.91 s
Requests: 53
https://www.getbeans.io/
Problems I have noticed include link and blockquote styles. There's probably more :)
Hey
I downloaded and installed the jarvis theme on a local site using Desktop Server and Chrome.
On Mac OSX 10.13.6.
Theme activated. On frontend I clicked one of the pages I added to the menu and received the following Fatal error code:
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function jarvis_breadcrumbs() in /Users/paaljoachimromdahl/Documents/Websites/test-may-2019.dev.cc/wp-content/themes/jarvis-master/parts/content-single-page.php:28 Stack trace: #0 /Users/paaljoachimromdahl/Documents/Websites/test-may-2019.dev.cc/wp-includes/template.php(724): require() #1 /Users/paaljoachimromdahl/Documents/Websites/test-may-2019.dev.cc/wp-includes/template.php(671): load_template('/Users/paaljoac...', false) #2 /Users/paaljoachimromdahl/Documents/Websites/test-may-2019.dev.cc/wp-includes/general-template.php(168): locate_template(Array, true, false) #3 /Users/paaljoachimromdahl/Documents/Websites/test-may-2019.dev.cc/wp-content/themes/jarvis-master/singular.php(31): get_template_part('parts/content-s...', 'page') #4 /Users/paaljoachimromdahl/Documents/Websites/test-may-2019.dev.cc/wp-includes/template-loader.php(78): include('/Users/paaljoac...') #5 /Users/paaljoachimromdahl/Documents/Websites/test-may-2019.dev.cc/wp-blog-header.php(19): require_once('/Users in /Users/paaljoachimromdahl/Documents/Websites/test-may-2019.dev.cc/wp-content/themes/jarvis-master/parts/content-single-page.php on line 28
Automatically add customizer settings for custom post types.
For example I want to be able to change the archive styles for the portfolio post type
I notice that the Search icon is automatically added in the top right corner of the page.
It would be nice to have a display Search icon checkbox in the customizer to where the user can select to turn it on or off.
The PWA plugin is designed to make websites faster, and more reliable.
It's being considered for inclusion in core.
I am testing out:
https://github.com/kevinbazira/algori-blogger
I found it interesting to see the first section in the customizer was the docs:
I will add on to this issue with various features that I find interesting.
Display page title and large excerpt/ page content, then blog content as normal
Could the excerpt be used as an intro? Or should it be left up to the content editor to style things with the block editor?
At the moment the SASS files are a combination of my generic SASS framework, and some theme specific things. It would be good to restructure this and make it more organised.
We could take inspiration from here:
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