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README.md

Sub-Theming

Prerequisite

Read the @link getting_started Getting Started @endlink topic.


Setup

Below are instructions on how to create a Drupal Bootstrap based sub-theme. There are several different variations on how to accomplish this task, but this topic will focus on the two primarily and most common ways.

Choose an Existing Starterkit {#starterkit}

Create a New Sub-theme {#create}

  1. Copy over one of the starterkits you have chosen from the ./bootstrap/starterkits folder into sites/all/themes or a respective sites/*/themes folder.
  2. Rename the folder to a unique machine readable name. This will be your sub-theme's "name". For this example and future examples we'll use subtheme.
  3. Rename ./subtheme/cdn.starterkit or, if using the LESS Starterkit, ./subtheme/less.starterkit to match the folder name and append .info (e.g. ./subtheme/subtheme.info).
  4. Open ./subtheme/subtheme.info and change the name, description and any other properties to suite your needs.

{.alert.alert-warning} WARNING: Ensure that the .starterkit suffix is not present on your sub-theme's .info filename. This suffix is simply a stop gap measure to ensure that the bundled starter kit sub-theme cannot be enabled or used directly. This helps people unfamiliar with Drupal avoid modifying the starter kit sub-theme directly and instead forces them to create a new sub-theme to modify.

Enable Your New Sub-theme {#enable}

In your Drupal site, navigate to admin/appearance and click the Enable and set default link next to your newly created sub-theme.


{.alert.alert-info} Please refer to Choose an Existing Starterkit for additional documentation pertaining to the chosen Starterkit.