In order to use the layout, your views should extend from the provided layouts
{% extends '@Tabler/layout-horizontal.html.twig' %}OR
{% extends '@Tabler/layout-vertical.html.twig' %}This bundle ships with two main template files which you can extend in your theme.
For all your admin pages
The default layout-horizontal.html.twig can be used with:
{% extends '@Tabler/layout-horizontal.html.twig' %}
For your security screens
The security.html.twig file for login, register ... can be used with:
{% extends '@Tabler/security.html.twig' %}
See example at https://preview.tabler.io/sign-in.html
For your security screens (with huge cover image)
The security-cover.html.twig file (for login, register, ...) can be used with:
{% extends '@Tabler/security-cover.html.twig' %}
The cover image is configurable at tabler.options.security_cover_url or via ConextHelper::setSecurityCoverUrl().
See example at https://preview.tabler.io/sign-in-cover.html
For your error pages
The error.html.twig for all of your error pages:
{% extends '@Tabler/error.html.twig' %}
For full width pages
The fullpage.html.twig file without header, menu, footer:
{% extends '@Tabler/fullpage.html.twig' %}
Instead of fully relying on blocks and includes, you are provided with a twig global named tabler_bundle.
Read the Access bundle configuration chapter.
In order to make it easier to overwrite template regions, there are several partials included. Those can be overwritten individually as described here.
Listed in the order of appearance, these are:
@Tabler/includes/menu.html.twig@Tabler/includes/footer.html.twig@Tabler/includes/navbar_notifications.html.twig@Tabler/includes/navbar_user.html.twig
The blocks are defined in the layout in order of appearance. Some of them contain major components like the navigation, or the entire content area.
TODO explain blocks
Please go back to the Tabler bundle documentation to find out more about using the theme.