Is it possible to remove the responsive aspect of the theme like we could in the last version via the config file? I have a client that wants it to be a fixed sized site and doesn’t want the mobile touch menu.
Any help would be appreciated. I really don’t want to have to go through the entire bootstrap.css and cut out the @media css.
In header-top-navbar.php remove button.navbar-toggle (line 4 to 9) and remove .collapse and .navbar-collapse classes from the <nav> element. It should look something like this when you are done:
hi, i downloaded the new version of roots, however due to some client requirements i need to make the theme none responsive, can you tell me where i should be going for this?
This has changed because Bootstrap 3 was developed to be mobile first. If you head over to the Bootstrap docs there’s a section (including an example) on how to remove responsiveness from Bootstrap.
If you apply the same changes to the Roots markup and LESS, you should be good to go. It might be worth starting your own fork on Github as I’m sure there are others who would be interested.
You should go here and there is “Responsive utilities” uncheck that options, then download bootstrap.css and replace with /assets/css/bootstrap.css.
That’s all. I did it yesterday and works.