Eternal Brilliance LA

The theme, called eb, is built on TailPress, a boilerplate that brings Tailwind CSS into a classic WordPress theme. Source CSS lives in modular PostCSS files (header, footer, frontpage, products, WooCommerce overrides) and compiles through Laravel Mix; JavaScript is split into a frontpage products module, a variation handler and a single-product handler, with AOS for scroll animation, Swiper for galleries and fslightbox for zoom. WordPress core, plugins and uploads are ignored by git; the theme is the only thing under version control, which keeps the repository honest.

Eight ACF Pro field groups carry everything the default WooCommerce product does not. A product can have a video that plays in place of the static image, a hover image for the grid, a media gallery per colour variation, links to the same piece in other sizes, suggested products and a curated "greatly paired up with" set. Attribute terms get their own images and galleries, categories get a video, and shared settings such as shipping details are managed in one place. The homepage hero is an ACF group too, with heading, copy, background image or video, an FAQ list and an "our story" block. Field groups are exported to acf-json, so a change to the content model is a commit, not a mystery.

Nineteen WooCommerce templates are overridden in the theme: the product archive and loop item, the single product page with its image, price, short description and add-to-cart partials, the variation content, cart shipping and the checkout form. Variable-product price output is filtered so jewelry does not show a meaningless "from X to Y" range, and the product title and price update as the shopper picks a variation. A store filter offers shop-by-collection and by-price on the catalogue. Add-to-cart redirects are customised, and post-registration redirects land the customer somewhere useful.

The checkout form override is isolated in a child theme, ebs. That separation means checkout can be tuned for payment-processor or compliance changes without a risk of regressing the storefront, and vice versa.

WooCommerce shows a price range on variable products by default. For a pendant offered in three metals, "from $X to $Y" tells the shopper nothing. The theme filters both the regular and sale variable price HTML, shows a single sensible figure in the grid, and swaps in the exact price and title once a variation is chosen on the product page.

Every section the team needs to edit is an ACF field, not a builder widget. That keeps markup under Tailwind's control, keeps the CSS bundle small, and means a redesign is a template change rather than a page-by-page rebuild.

The project rules are simple and enforced: run a production build before any deploy, upload the changed theme files and commit them in the same step, never touch wp-config or environment files in tooling, and purge LiteSpeed afterwards. Backup copies of earlier template versions are kept in the repo but never loaded.