CSS overrides for Twitter Bootstrap, for use in Computer Science House websites.

Includes two themes:

• public - The "Hacker" theme (green), for CSH public sites
• members - The "PDP-11" theme (purple and pink), for internal CSH sites

Minified and compiled files can be found in the release directory. Original development files can be found in the dev directory. Example pages using both themes can be found in the test directory.

To contribute to this project:

• Fork the repository.
• Make your changes to members.less and/or public.less in the "dev" directory.
• Compile and minify your changes (see "Using Grunt" below).
• Verify your changes on the test pages (test/members/ or test/public/).
• Push your changes and submit a pull request.

Learn more about Grunt: http://gruntjs.com

First, install grunt-cli: npm install -g grunt-cli

Next, install dependencies: npm install

Recommended grunt workflow:

• In one terminal window, run grunt dev to automatically compile and minify LESS files whenever a change is made to either theme.
• In another terminal window, run grunt test to spin up a web server and view your changes at http://localhost:9000/public/ or http://localhost:9000/members/.

All available grunt tasks:

• grunt or grunt default: Compile LESS and minify CSS for both themes
• grunt defaultMembers: Compile LESS and minify CSS for the members theme only
• grunt defaultPublic: Compile LESS and minify CSS for the public theme only
• grunt dev: Compile LESS, minify CSS, and watch for changes in both themes
• grunt devMembers Compile LESS, minfiy CSS, and watch for changes in the members theme
• grunt devPublic Compile LESS, minfiy CSS, and watch for changes in the public theme
• grunt test: Spin up a local web server at http://localhost:9000 to view the test pages
• grunt testMembers: Spin up a local web server and open the members test page at http://localhost:9000/members/
• grunt testPublic: Spin up a local web server and open the public test page at http://localhost:9000/public/