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    ankh2054 Reply #1, 10 years, 5 months ago
    Hi All,

    Wondering whether anyone has had some luck in converting the MODX discuss theme into a twitter bootstrap one?
    Wondering whether anyone would be interested in doing this as a paid for service?


    thanks
    Charles
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      carlo_13 Reply #2, 10 years, 3 months ago
      Hi, I might be interested.

      Which version of bootstrap are you talking about ?
        Webdesigner and musician.
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        nuan88 Reply #3, 10 years ago
        Did this happen? I will be needing to make the Discuss more responsive in a couple months.
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          nuan88 Reply #4, 9 years, 10 months ago
          Just to follow up, discuss is already responsive by design, and uses a div naming structure much like bootstrap (if it isn't bootstrap). So divs get names like <div class="f1-f6 t1-t3 m-all">...in bootstrap, another site I have uses more like lg-6 md-3 type of code for divs, but its the same idea, a modular structure.

          But, the Sass design makes it hard to divine the truth of the situation completely.

          However my question is going to be, how to impose a completely new template on much smaller device? I think its easy but I don't have the answer handy...as usual ;-)