###  Boilerplate TwentyTen

## CHANGELOG:

v0.9 -August 10th, 2010 - Initial release

## LICENSE:

The Unlicense (aka: public domain) http://unlicense.org

## INSTALLATION:

This is a set of files that a front-end developer can use to get started on a website, with following included:

    1. Cross-browser compatible (IE6, yeah we got that.)
    2. HTML5 ready. Use the new tags with certainty.
    3. Optimal caching and compression rules for grade-A performance
    4. Best practice site configuration defaults
    5. Think there's too much? The Boilerplate TwentyTen is delete-key friendly. :)
    6. Mobile browser optimizations
    7. Progressive enhancement graceful degredation ........ yeah yeah we got that
    8. IE specific classes for maximum cross-browser control
    9. Want to write unit tests but lazy? A full, hooked up test suite is waiting for you.
    10. Javascript profiling.. in IE6 and IE7? Sure, no problem.
    11. Console.log nerfing so you won't break anyone by mistake.
    12. Never go wrong with your doctype or markup!
    13. An optimal print stylesheet, performance optimized
    14. iOS, Android, Opera Mobile-adaptable markup and CSS skeleton.
    15. IE6 pngfix baked in.
    16. jQuery, waiting for you
    

There will be two releases: a documented release, which is exactly what you see here, and a production release, with most of the descriptive comments stripped out.

### WordPress Theme Notes

	1.	Move files from /root directory to actual root directory, as needed:
		.htaccess
		A lot in here, mostly to do with making IE work correctly,
		handling different file types properly, and setting cache controls.
		You'll need to add this to your existing WP .htaccess, which 
		can be found in your root directory.  I added it above my WP block.
		There are only two differences in this version from the original 
		Boilerplate version:
		1.	Commented-out the ChromeFrame block that begins on line 10, it 
			completely mucked-up my WP theme
		2.	Commented-out the 404 handler that begins on line 156, as 
			WP already does a good job at that...

		crossdomain.xml
		Pretty empty right now, you can add to this as needed.
		Here are a couple good resources:
		http://aralbalkan.com/740
		http://www.cflex.net/showFileDetails.cfm?ObjectID=287&Object=Fi

		robots.txt
		Pretty empty right now, you can add to this as needed.
		Here are a couple good resources:
		http://www.robotstxt.org/
		http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/robots.shtml
		
	2.	WordPress required the removal of Google Analytics.  If you would like to use Google Analytics,
		please paste this code in footer.php, just before </body>:
		<!-- asynchronous google analytics: mathiasbynens.be/notes/async-analytics-snippet 
		   change the UA-XXXXX-X to be your site's ID -->
		<script>
			var _gaq = [['_setAccount', 'UA-XXXXX-X'], ['_trackPageview']];
			(function(d, t) {
				var g = d.createElement(t),
					s = d.getElementsByTagName(t)[0];
				g.async = true;
				g.src = '//www.google-analytics.com/ga.js';
				s.parentNode.insertBefore(g, s);
			})(document, 'script');
		</script>