Joomla! Documentation™

Plantilla de l'estructura de directori típica

Joomla! CMS templates use a structure of directories and files but they can vary from template to template

• Site templates (templates that change what your website looks like) can be found in the /templates directory. For example, if your template is called "mytemplate", then it would be placed in the folder:

<ruta-de-Joomla!>/templates/lamevaplantilla

• 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:

<ruta-de-Joomla!>/administrator/templates/lamevaplantillaadministrativa

Plantilla de directoris

Typical template directory structure/ca

Fitxers de la plantilla

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.