Announcing Acorn Prettify

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We’re excited to announce the launch of a new package, Acorn Prettify, which is the successor to the Soil plugin.

Read more at Announcing Acorn Prettify | Roots

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Acorn Prettify v1.0.1 released

What’s Changed

Full Changelog: https://github.com/roots/acorn-prettify/compare/v1.0.0...v1.0.1

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I tried this on a clean install of roots/bedrock and the latest roots/sage

composer require roots/acorn-prettify

No problem installing. Then:

wp acorn vendor:publish --tag=prettify-config

But this produced:

 INFO  No publishable resources for tag [prettify-config].

And there is no config file to be found anywhere, and no front end change to nav item classes or any other (previously Soil) enhancement such as relative URLs.

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You need to run wp acorn optimize:clear probably. This should be done for you automatically when you install packages if you setup post-autoload-dump like the Acorn installation docs show.

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The nav walker from Soil is not included in this package — I’d recommend using GitHub - Log1x/navi: A developer-friendly alternative to the WordPress NavWalker.

These are disabled by default and can be enabled via the config if you’d like

See:

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Thanks very much @Log1x and @ben

@Log1x - that does indeed sort it. I added the post-autoload-dump script to composer.json then ran composer dump-autoload -o followed by trying the command to publish the config file. Now I can see it as config/prettify.php in the theme directory.

@ben - Once the config was published I could see the custom nav walker was removed, so that will explain the menu item classes. I’ll look at your suggested approach.

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