Add BootstrapCarousel option to Plugins.cs so that it appears as an option on the admin panel.
Rebuild the solution.
Add BootstrapCarousel to the PluginFactory.cs file so that we can create a BootstrapCarousel factory.
Add a bunch of untracked files that are a result of the most recent rebuild of the solution.
Create a BootstrapCarouselFactory.
Undo the changes that I accidentally made to the LightboxResourceDescriptor, because I meant to make them to the BootstrapCarouselResourceDescriptor file.
Rebuild the solution, then run the solution in debug mode using Visual Studio Development server. Result: In the Administrator Dashboard for the ImageGallery, choosing Bootstrap Carousel as the plugin behaves the same as choosing Lightbox as the plugin coes. This is good. The next steps are to customize the settings and resourceDescriptors to make them appropriate for Bootstrap Carousel.
Clear out the ResourceDescriptor and the Settings for the BootstrapCarousel plugin.
Add a chtml template for the BootstrapCarousel plugin. Also, point the BootstrapCarousel plugin at it.
Make a small change, dunno what, to the Orchard.sdf main database file.
Add some inline razor to the BootstrapCarousel view to make the first image active.
Add Image, Style, and Script directories for the BootstrapCarousel plugin.
Add a bootstrap-carousel.css and .js file to the Styles and Scripts folders respectively, so that we have placeholder files to contain these styles and scripts, for when we are ready to use them.
Rebuild the solution and close up to go home, because things appear to be in a good place. The BootstrapCarousel is working. It is now ready for some visual styling. It might be that we need to make all the images the same size (manually or programmatically) and/or that we need to add some CSS to make the images the right size. In any case, the functionality is working and we need now to do some styling/image cropping/image resizing.
Add visual styling to the Bootstrap Carousel and clean up the code. This involved resizing the images manually to make sure that each carousel has images of the same size. This also involved adding CSS to the carousel plugin. Done. It's looking good and time to spend time with my lovely wife!
Add bootstrap theme to the project (it was already there in the file system but not in the VS Project file list), because it allows me to work with the bootstrap theme in Visual Studio. Change the compilation mode to release and build.
Add a widget.chtml and a widget.wrapper.chtml file to the bootstrap theme.
Add most content to the site. Still need some sort of welcome message.
Add a welcome message because it frames the content.
Remove the existing photo galleries, because my client wants the galleries organized differently. Add a campground gallery to replace the one called porttrait.