Hi Kedar, This is James from WrapBootstrap.
In general the themes play nicely with upgrades. Sometimes changes introduced in new versions of Bootstrap affect how a theme looks. This is to be expected and sellers are able to post updates of their items that get sent out to past customers. As far as the amount of additional code being introduced (custom or open source), it depends on the theme. Sellers must use Bootstrap but may also include any other code or plugin (as long as that code doesn't duplicate Bootstrap functionality). Bootstrap assets must remain separate from any custom code in order to allow customers to upgrade the theme on their own if they wish. Regards, James On Sunday, January 6, 2013 10:25:37 AM UTC-8, Kedar Mhaswade wrote: > > Bootstrap lovers, > > What practices do you follow while using > wrapbootstrap<https://wrapbootstrap.com/>templates and themes? > > I was considering playing with them, but was not sure how to effectively > go about them. It's also not clear how much additional code they bring in, > how well they play with Bootstrap core upgrades and so on. Ideally, I'd > want to minimize additional JS code unless I am looking for a special > behavior. > > Anybody has an experiences? Those who have show-cased their designs on > wrapbootstrap are welcome to share their advice as well. > > Best Regards, > Kedar > >
