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jsonresume-theme-wb-elegant

v0.10.2

Published

3 years ago

Forked. Elegant theme for jsonresume

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jsonresume theme elegant

Elegant Theme

Responsive theme for JsonResume inspired by card layouts.

Supported Social Profiles

github
linkedin
stackoverflow
twitter
soundcloud
pinterest
vimeo
behance
codepen
foursquare
reddit
spotify
dribble
dribbble
facebook
angellist
bitbucket
skype

Credits

Chris Vogt, ThomWright, JamesonNetworks & Elaniobro for their pull requests
Floating Menu: inspired by Smart Fixed Navigation

Contributing

$ git clone https://github.com/mudassir0909/jsonresume-theme-elegant.git
$ cd jsonresume-theme-elegant
$ npm install
$ grunt watch // watches for less file changes
$ grunt exec:run_server // Do this in a new terminal tab to run node server

Visit http://localhost:8888 to see the theme in action.

Testing JSON changes

You can test your changes by updating resume.json file inside node_modules/resume-schema/ folder. You might want to rerun grunt exec:run_server whenever you make any changes to resume.json

Updating Styles

All the LESS files are organized under the folder assets/less/. Please go through the comments inside theme.less to find out which file to put your LESS changes. Grunt compiles assets/less/theme.less to assets/css/theme.css which is used eventually in the theme.

Please Do not make any changes inside assets/css/theme.css

Updating Javascript

All the javascript changes go into index.js which is responsible for rendering the theme.

Roadmap

https://github.com/mudassir0909/jsonresume-theme-elegant/labels/enhancement