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How to override tpl files and keep them in separate sub-directory ? Some templates like core bartik keeps tpl files in template subdir. How to accomplish the same for custom own template ?
You can put all of your templates files (*.tpl.php) in different subdirectories of your choice as long as they are in the "templates" directory of your theme. Drupal will find them without doing anything more, but you may need to flush caches for him to detect the new templates files.
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I am creating a website that will contain free web design templates for downloading will be most likely same https://htmlcodex.com, the idea is to upload the full template .zip through the admin panel and then extract it in the laravel project public folder to be previewed as live demo for the template, but i do not know how to access the whole assets that will be inside the template and it should not be written with asset('css/style.css'), please help if you had done some project similar.
I already can display pages, but can not access the assets.
I have solved it, by putting all templates folder in the laravel public path directly.
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I want to know the way to use my multiple homepage design in Laravel. And User can switch homepage design from site settings like wordpress. Can anyone help me to find the way to make laravel website with multiple home page system?
The question is quite general so I'll share my personal approach:
I create several template folders in my view directory with the same blade file structure inside.
Then from the Controller, I just change the call to the view according to the requested template:
return view($template_name . '.index');
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I have a Drupal7 instance example.com.Which has a theme bartik installed and activated.
I want to have a different theme to be shown whenever a page under this section is viewed (e.g. http://example.com/events, http://example.com/node/1). How do I do that?Is their any shot code or drupal modules are available to show different themes based on url?
You can use Drupal module: ThemeKey
ThemeKey allows you to define simple or sophisticated theme-switching rules which allow automatic selection of a theme depending on current path, taxonomy terms, language, node-type, and many, many other properties.
Or, you can use theme callback. Here is a doc
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My site isn't using a front controller pattern or anything fancy, it's currently a bunch of php files in folders.
e.g:
http://www.example.com/customer/account-settings.php
maps direcctly to:
/var/www/sites/example/http/customer/account-settings.php
I've started playing with twig, and wonder what the best practice for locating the template files is?
Should I put them all in
/var/www/sites/exammple/templates/
or should I put them alongside their corresponding .php file?
/var/www/sites/example/http/customer/account-settings.twig
/var/www/sites/example/http/index.twig
etc?
I would place all files in one directory and than create a configuration variable like
$templatesDir='/var/www/sites/exammple/templates/';
to reference the location.
That way views are organized and not scattered around the project. If for some reason you want to change their location to another directory you just have to change the $templatesDir variable in one place.
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Is it even possible? If so, do I need to download a plugin to make it work?
(The Wordpress directory is located in webroot/blog/)
I don't want to customize my entire wordpress blog to look like my website when I could just (if possible) display all blog posts on a .ctp file.
Works perfectly with the WordPress API! Thanks.