What is the typical template directory structure? - Revision history

Mk2-design: formatting

2009-09-04T05:36:55Z

formatting

Mk2-design: some typo

2009-09-04T05:34:14Z

some typo

Felham: Added info about the file component.php

2009-03-25T15:29:08Z

Added info about the file component.php

Dextercowley: Reverted edits by Dragmen (Talk); changed back to last version by Dextercowley

2008-11-18T03:30:55Z

Reverted edits by Dragmen (Talk); changed back to last version by Dextercowley

Dragmen: /* Typical Template Directory Structure */

2008-11-18T03:18:26Z

‎Typical Template Directory Structure

Dextercowley: add template faq category

2008-11-17T01:02:39Z

add template faq category

Radiant tech at 23:33, 19 February 2008

2008-02-19T23:33:49Z

Radiant tech at 15:52, 19 February 2008

2008-02-19T15:52:25Z

Radiant tech: New page: A typical template for Joomla! 1.5 will include the following directories: {{:Typical template directory structure}} Category:TemplatesCategory:Definition lists[[Catego...

2008-02-19T15:48:10Z

New page: A typical template for Joomla! 1.5 will include the following directories: {{:Typical template directory structure}} <noinclude>Category:Templates Category:Definition lists[[Catego...

New page

A typical template for Joomla! 1.5 will include the following directories:
{{:Typical template directory structure}}

<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Definition lists]][[Category:Beginners]]</noinclude>

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 ===Typical Template Directory Structure===
 It is most common for a template to have at least the following files:
-* index.php
+* '''index.php'''
 : Provides the logic for the display and positioning of modules and components.
-* component.php
+* '''component.php'''
 : Provides the logic for the display of the printer friendly page, "E-mail this link to a friend." etc.
-* template.css
+* '''template.css'''
 : Handles the presentational aspects of the template including specifications for margins, fonts, headings, image borders, list formatting, etc.
-* templateDetails.xml
+* '''templateDetails.xml'''
 : Holds meta-information related to the template and is used by the Installer and the Template Manager.
-* template_thumbnail.ext - replace .ext with the extension format of the image (.jpg, .png, .gif)
+* '''template_thumbnail.ext''' - replace .ext with the extension format of the image (.jpg, .png, .gif)
 : Generally a 200x150 pixel image that is shown when the cursor is held over the template name in the Template Manager.  This gives the Administrator a snapshot view of the template before applying it to the Site.

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 ===Typical Template Directory Structure===
-It is most common for a template to have at the following files:
+It is most common for a template to have at least the following files:
 * index.php
 : Provides the logic for the display and positioning of modules and components.
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 : Handles the presentational aspects of the template including specifications for margins, fonts, headings, image borders, list formatting, etc.
 * templateDetails.xml
-: Holds meta-information related to the template and used by the Installer and the Template Manager.
+: Holds meta-information related to the template and is used by the Installer and the Template Manager.
 * template_thumbnail.ext - replace .ext with the extension format of the image (.jpg, .png, .gif)
 : Generally a 200x150 pixel image that is shown when the cursor is held over the template name in the Template Manager.  This gives the Administrator a snapshot view of the template before applying it to the Site.

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 ===Typical Template Directory Structure===
-It is most common for a template to have at least four files:
+It is most common for a template to have at the following files:
 * index.php
 : Provides the logic for the display and positioning of modules and components.
 * template.css
 : Handles the presentational aspects of the template including specifications for margins, fonts, headings, image borders, list formatting, etc.

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-===Typische Template Folder Structuur===
+===Typical Template Directory Structure===
 It is most common for a template to have at least four files:
 * index.php

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-===Typical Template Directory Structure===
+===Typische Template Folder Structuur===
 It is most common for a template to have at least four files:
 * index.php

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	{{:Typical template directory structure}}		{{:Typical template directory structure}}

−	<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Definition lists]][[Category:Beginners]]</noinclude>	+	<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Definition lists]][[Category:Beginners]]
		+	[[Category:Template FAQ]]
		+	</noinclude>

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:33, 19 February 2008
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−	~~A typical~~ template for ~~Joomla! 1~~.~~5 will include~~ the ~~following directories~~:	+	===Typical Template Directory Structure===
−	: {{:Typical template directory structure}}<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Definition lists]][[Category:Beginners]]</noinclude>	+	It is most common for a template to have at least four files:
		+	* index.php
		+	: Provides the logic for the display and positioning of modules and components.
		+	* template.css
		+	: Handles the presentational aspects of the template including specifications for margins, fonts, headings, image borders, list formatting, etc.
		+	* templateDetails.xml
		+	: Holds meta-information related to the template and used by the Installer and the Template Manager.
		+	* template_thumbnail.ext - replace .ext with the extension format of the image (.jpg, .png, .gif)
		+	: Generally a 200x150 pixel image that is shown when the cursor is held over the template name in the Template Manager. This gives the Administrator a snapshot view of the template before applying it to the Site.
		+
		+
		+	{{:Typical template directory structure}}
		+
		+	<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Definition lists]][[Category:Beginners]]</noinclude>

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 A typical template for Joomla! 1.5 will include the following directories:
-{{:Typical template directory structure}}
+: {{:Typical template directory structure}}<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Definition lists]][[Category:Beginners]]</noinclude>
-−
 <noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Definition lists]][[Category:Beginners]]</noinclude>