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Andy: /* Bootstrap */

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‎Bootstrap

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‎Bootstrap

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‎Overriding Templates and Assets

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‎Module Positions

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‎Module Positions

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	[your-template-directory]/resources/CmsFoundation/css/bootstrap.min.css		[your-template-directory]/resources/CmsFoundation/css/bootstrap.min.css

−	You can also find some free ~~Boostrap~~ themes to get you started at [https://bootswatch.com/]	+	You can also find some free Bootstrap themes to get you started from [https://bootswatch.com/ Bootswatch]

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	[your-template-directory]/resources/CmsFoundation/css/bootstrap.min.css		[your-template-directory]/resources/CmsFoundation/css/bootstrap.min.css
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		+	You can also find some free Boostrap themes to get you started at [https://bootswatch.com/]

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 AVCMS makes use of the [http://getbootstrap.com Bootstrap 3 CSS framework]. If you want to redesign any bootstrap element, like buttons, forms or components like panels, you will want to create your own version of the bootstrap.min.css file. You can customise a custom Bootstrap CSS file using their website [http://getbootstrap.com/customize/ here]. You can also download Bootstrap's source code and work directly with their LESS or SASS stylesheets.
-Overriding the bootstrap.min.css file works just like overriding any other file as detailed above. The specific location for bootstrap is:
+Overriding the bootstrap.min.css file works just like overriding any other file as detailed above. The specific location for the bootstrap CSS is:
    [your-template-directory]/resources/CmsFoundation/css/bootstrap.min.css

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	<nowiki>{{ render_modules('sidebar') }}</nowiki>		<nowiki>{{ render_modules('sidebar') }}</nowiki>
		+
		+	== Bootstrap ==
		+
		+	AVCMS makes use of the [http://getbootstrap.com Bootstrap 3 CSS framework]. If you want to redesign any bootstrap element, like buttons, forms or components like panels, you will want to create your own version of the bootstrap.min.css file. You can customise a custom Bootstrap CSS file using their website [http://getbootstrap.com/customize/ here]. You can also download Bootstrap's source code and work directly with their LESS or SASS stylesheets.
		+
		+	Overriding the bootstrap.min.css file works just like overriding any other file as detailed above. The specific location for bootstrap is:
		+
		+	[your-template-directory]/resources/CmsFoundation/css/bootstrap.min.css

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	<nowiki>{{ render_modules('sidebar') }}</nowiki>		<nowiki>{{ render_modules('sidebar') }}</nowiki>
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−	~~== Admin Template Settings ==~~
−
−	You can create settings for your template that can be configured by admins in the AVCMS admin panel. For example you could have a setting that changes the background colour of the page or a setting that allows users to change the site logo. The actual implementation of those is up to you, but AVCMS provides a simple way to put settings in the admin panel.

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	''CmsFoundation/homepage.twig''		''CmsFoundation/homepage.twig''
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		+	Hovering your mouse over the template name will show you the location of the file on your server.

	If you want to overwrite this file, all you need to do is create your own copy in the following directory):		If you want to overwrite this file, all you need to do is create your own copy in the following directory):

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	[[Category:Developer]]		[[Category:Developer]]
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	Templates in AVCMS are built using the [http://twig.sensiolabs.org/ Twig template engine].		Templates in AVCMS are built using the [http://twig.sensiolabs.org/ Twig template engine].

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		+	[[Category:Developer]]
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	Templates in AVCMS are built using the [http://twig.sensiolabs.org/ Twig template engine].		Templates in AVCMS are built using the [http://twig.sensiolabs.org/ Twig template engine].

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 To render the module position somewhere in your template, use the "render_modules" function:
-   {{ render_modules('sidebar') }}
+   <nowiki>{{ render_modules('sidebar') }}</nowiki>
 == Admin Template Settings ==
 You can create settings for your template that can be configured by admins in the AVCMS admin panel. For example you could have a setting that changes the background colour of the page or a setting that allows users to change the site logo. The actual implementation of those is up to you, but AVCMS provides a simple way to put settings in the admin panel.