What You See Here
This site is the factory state: WordPress, BricksBricks Builder (bricksbuilder.io) and the child theme Prometheus, just as they run before any content is added. The Main is the same technology, only with content. If you are facing the task of setting up a website yourself and want to try your luck with WordPress and Bricks, you can see here what the foundation looks like before anyone builds on it.
One Core, Four Faces
Under “External” you will find the Main and two more websites that use Prometheus as their child theme. All four run on the same Prometheus core, identical byte for byte. What sets them apart lives in a single folder called site: fonts, colours, images, custom CSS. Rebranding means changing only that folder. A core update leaves it untouched.
What Is Not Included
Bricks itself. It is a paid theme and not part of the delivery. And the fonts. Prometheus ships no font files; the site.css expects them in the upload folder under fonts, you upload your own and enter them there. If they are missing, the browser falls back to system fonts, and the site still runs.
Where to Get It
Prometheus lives on GitHub, with this site’s placeholder images in the folder “auslieferung”. What the plugins running here actually do is explained on the Main under “Houseboats on the WordPress Lake”.