Currently using Foundation 6.5.1.
JointsWP requires Node.js v6.9.x or newer. This doesn't mean you need to understand Node (or even Gulp) - it's just the steps we need to take to make sure all of our development tools are installed.
$ cd my-wordpress-folder/wp-content/themes/
$ git clone https://github.com/JeremyEnglert/JointsWP.git
$ cd JointsWP
$ npm installAt this point, JointsWP should be installed and fully running on your local machine. If you prefer to install the theme manually, that will work as well - just be sure to run npm install after manually moving the files into the /themes/ directory.
style.css- this file is never actually loaded, however, this is where you set your theme name and is required by WordPressassets/styles/scss/style.scss- import all of your styles here. If you create an additional SCSS file, be sure to import it here.assets/styles/scss/_main.sass- place all of your custom styles here.assets/styles/scss/_settings.scss- adjust Foundation style settings here.assets/styles/scss/login.scss- place custom login styles here. This will generate it's own stylesheet.
assets/scripts/js/- place your custom scripts here. Each .JS file will be compiled and concatenated when the build process is ran.
assets/images/- place your theme images here. Each image will be optimized when the build process is ran.