درک قالب جوملا!

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انواع ساختار پوشه قالب

سیستم مدیریت محتوای جوملا! از یک ساختار پوشه ها وپرونده ها استفاده می کند اما قالب با قالب متقاوت است

  • قالب های سایت (قالب های که آنچه وب سایت شما نمایش می دهد) می توان درپوشه /templates پیدا کرد. برای مثال، اگر قالب شما "mytemplate" نام گذاری شده است، پس آن در پوشه زیر قرار می گیرد:
<path-to-Joomla!>/templates/mytemplate
  • 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 administrator template is called "myadmintemplate", then it would be placed in the folder:
<path-to-Joomla!>/administrator/templates/myadmintemplate

Template directories

A typical template for Joomla! will include the following directories:

  • css - contains all the .css files
  • html - contains template override files for core output and module chrome
  • images - contains all images used by the template
  • language - contains additional language files used by the template

Depending on the complexity and design of the template it may also contain:

  • javascript - contains supporting JavaScript used by the template for added functionality

Example structure with files

Typical path of a template is <root>/public_html/domain-name/template/<name of your template> which will contain the following directories and files based on your template.

/css
/html
/images
/javascript
/language
component.php
error.php
favicon.ico
index.php
templateDetails.xml
template_preview.png
template_thumbnail.png 


Template 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.
  • component.php
Provides the logic for the display of the printer friendly page, "E-mail this link to a friend." etc.
  • error.php
Provides a method to handle errors such as 404, page not found error.
  • favicon.ico
favicon icon file
  • template.css
Handles the presentational aspects of the template including specifications for margins, fonts, headings, image borders, list formatting, etc. The .css files may also be located in the /css directory.
  • templateDetails.xml
Holds meta-information related to the template and is used by the Installer and the Template Manager.
  • template_preview.ext - replace .ext with the extension format of the image (.jpg, .png, .gif)
Generally a 600x400 pixel image that is shown when the cursor is clicked on the thumbnail image in Template Manager:Templates, not Template Manager:Styles. This gives the Administrator a pop up modal window of the template before applying it to the Site.
  • template_thumbnail.ext - replace .ext with the extension format of the image (.jpg, .png, .gif)
Generally a 200x150 pixel thumbnail image that is shown when viewing the Template list in Template Manager:Templates, not Template Manager:Styles. This gives the Administrator a thumbnail view of the template before applying it to the Site.


What is the purpose of the templateDetails.xml file?/fa

What is the purpose of the index.php file?/fa