Boot strap

Your item must not resemble the Bootstrap example pages. Elements from the documentation are allowed but only as examples (e.g., including a page that shows Bootstrap features within your item) and cannot be used as part of your design. Do not rename or alter the original Bootstrap styles or scripts. Include the original and minified versions of the Bootstrap assets. Custom styles and scripts must be included separately from the original Bootstrap assets. If you include the minified versions of custom styles and scripts, you must also include the original versions. Validate your HTML using the W3C Markup Validation Service. Pages must be valid HTML5. For static HTML themes, the first or default page must be named index.html. Your markup, styles, and scripts must be cleanly formatted with consistent code indentation. Your item must be completely free of JavaScript errors. Your markup, styles, and scripts must not be obfuscated or encrypted. The width of your design must not exceed the width of the screen, causing a horizontal scroll bar to appear, at any resolution. Responsive designs must fit and display properly at 320x480, 480x320, 600x800, 800x600, 768x1024, and 1024x768 resolutions. Page view and visitor tracking must not be included within your item or live preview. Do not include Google Analytics or other example tracking code, with the exception of social sharing buttons (e.g., Facebook like button, Twitter tweet button). All assets, including example images and photographs, icons, fonts, textures, sounds, and PSD artwork, must be properly licensed or free for commercial use. You must include attribution links in your item description and within a text document included with your item. Attribution must include the name of the author, the type of license the file is distributed under, and a link to the original location where the file can be downloaded. Your item, documentation, and item description should not contain spelling or grammatical errors. Employ consistent branding. The name of your item as seen within your item must match the name displayed in the marketplace as well as within the description and documentation. Do not add complimentary adjectives in your item name and description such as "premium." (e.g., "Some Item - Premium Theme") Do not include references to other marketplaces within your item or documentation. Files and directories must be treated as case-sensitive when referencing them in your markup and styles. Live preview URLs must not deploy redirects. URL shorteners and forwarders are not allowed. The preview must exactly represent the item to be sold on WrapBootstrap. It must not remove the preview frame, advertise other items for sale, or contain affiliate referral links. Themes may only use Bootstrap. You may not use a mixture of other frameworks (e.g., Skeleton, HTML5 Boilerplate). When uploading an update, you must include a detailed change log in the item description and documentation. Item descriptions must be written in Markdown syntax. Remove temporary, scratch, or program and operating system-specific files from your .zip file before submitting it. Examples include: Scratch or temporary files such as "[login to view URL]~" Source code revision control-related files such ".gitignore" Windows thumbnail cache files ("[login to view URL]") Mac OS X Desktop Services Store files (".DS_Store" files and "__MACOSX" folders)