Adds javascript and styles to show WordPress alerts #40
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The javascript class is a more portable version of what we're using within the parent theme. The styles are a copy-paste of the style rules from the parent theme, with a small number of adapter styles in a separate section that should handle the local customization for this markup scheme.
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This proposes to add an integration with our WordPress-based alert system to Libguides. It accomplishes this via:
AlertLoader, which harvests alert content from WordPress, using the same logic that the parent theme itself uses. This implementation is a bit more encapsulated, but I'm going to set up a parallel change to the parent theme to keep them in sync.