Provides the logic for the display of the printer friendly page, "E-mail this link to a friend." etc. Provides the logic for the display and positioning of modules and components. It is most common for a template to have at least the following files: Typical path of a template is /public_html/domain-name/template/ which will contain the following directories and files based on your template. javascript - contains supporting JavaScript used by the template for added functionality.language - contains additional language files used by the templateĭepending on the complexity and design of the template it may also contain:.
images - contains all images used by the template.html - contains template override files for core output and module chrome.administrator/templates/myadmintemplate Template directories Ī typical template for Joomla! will include the following directories: For example, if your administrator template is called "myadmintemplate", then it would be placed in the folder: Administrator templates (templates that change what the administrator section of the site looks like) can be found in the /administrator/templates directory.For example, if your template is called "mytemplate", then it would be placed in the folder: Site templates (templates that change what your website looks like) can be found in the /templates directory.
Joomla! CMS templates use a structure of directories and files but they can vary from template to template
0 kommentar(er)
