- Drupal 8 Blueprints
- Alex Burrows
- 244字
- 2021-07-03 00:03:23
Using themes
With Drupal, we can start a site without writing any code for a theme, as Drupal core comes with the following accessible themes:
- Bartik
- Seven
- Stark
Apart from these three, there are two others that are used as the entire base of Drupal core--Stable and Classy.
Classy is a subtheme of stable, makes Drupal look the way it does, and adds classes.
However, we want to get started with our own theme. So to do this, we need to open Terminal. As stated earlier, the button in DevDesktop on the right-hand side will launch our Terminal window.
Once this is open, we can download our modules and themes straight into our Drupal site. For this book, we will use Bootstrap as our base theme and then create our own theme:
drush dl bootstrap
This will download the Bootstrap theme (https://drupal.org/project/bootstrap) into our themes directory.
Now that we have Bootstrap downloaded, let's create a really basic theme so that we can add onto it later on. Inside our /themes/custom directory, create a new directory called blueprint.
This is where our custom theme will be stored; inside this, we have the ability to add our frontend structure, which includes our templates, CSS, and Javascript.
Start by creating a file called blueprint.info.yml; note that we have it structured as THEMENAME.info.yml.
In Drupal 8.x, we have adopted the use of YAML files, and you will note that all configuration in Drupal uses this format.
- Implementing Modern DevOps
- Mobile Web Performance Optimization
- ASP.NET Core 5.0開發入門與實戰
- Magento 2 Theme Design(Second Edition)
- 算法基礎:打開程序設計之門
- BeagleBone Media Center
- C語言程序設計
- 機器人Python青少年編程開發實例
- 深入RabbitMQ
- ASP.NET程序開發范例寶典
- Learning Concurrency in Python
- Implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV(Third Edition)
- 讓Python遇上Office:從編程入門到自動化辦公實踐
- micro:bit軟件指南
- 開源網絡地圖可視化:基于Leaflet的在線地圖開發