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theme_bootstrap4_child

Twitter Bootstrap 4 theme for TYPO3 CMS. Based on theme_bootstrap4

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theme_bootstrap4_child is a very basic theme. It can be used to start your own theme.

Your steps to use theme_bootstrap4_child

  1. Install the following Extension in your TYPO3 8.7.x installation.

    The extensions depend on each other. If you choose a different order, the dependencies will be displayed and you can resolve them.

  2. Template

    • Create new template for a new site and edit them.
    • You don't need anything in the fields Constants and Setup. Everything will be served with the theme. (Of course you can still use the fields and override the theme configuration.)
    • Add the following Static Includes (required order; do not use fluid_styled_content static template!)
      1. Themes
      2. Gridelements
      3. ... further extensions
    • Chose your theme "Theme-Bootstrap4 Child" under the tab "Themes"
  3. Feature

    • After you saved your template, you can chose on the tab "Themes" the desired features and extension.
    • You need at least a backend layout from the group "Theme features". Otherwise your theme will not work.
    • Save your template.
  4. Page settings

    • Edit your root-page and chose on the tab "Appearance" your desired backend layout. You can chose the default backend layout for the subpages here as well.
    • Set on the tab "Behaviour" your root page as "Use as Root Page"
    • And save the setting on your page.
  5. Theme configuration

    • Switch to the themes module and be sure you selected your new root page.
    • Chose from the menu "Search" the entry "Site Related Settings" and change options as you wish.
    • Don't forget to save your changes.
  6. Your are ready to use the theme

    • Your next steps could be
      • Change more theme options e.g. Colors, Logo, Page- and Container IDs.
      • Create your page tree
      • change the theme on the code base