Difference between revisions of "File structure for packaging"
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<translate> | <translate> | ||
| − | The most basic files, such as index.php, component.php, templateDetails.xml, template_thumbnail.png, favicon.ico, params.ini should be placed | + | The most basic files, such as ''index.php'', ''component.php'', ''templateDetails.xml'', ''template_thumbnail.png'', ''favicon.ico'', ''params.ini'' should be placed in your ''/templates'' folder. The usual practice is to place images, CSS files, JavaScript files etc. in separate folders. The Joomla override files must be placed in folders in the ''/templates/<template_name>/html'' folder. |
</translate> | </translate> | ||
<translate> | <translate> | ||
| − | When making the template folder, your language files should be copied to your | + | When making the template folder, your language files should be copied to your ''/templates'' folder. The ones for the Frontend site should be placed directly in the template folder. If you have language files for the Backend, these should be placed in a folder, named, for instance, ''/administrator''. All the language files will be copied automatically to the right folders if listed correctly in the ''templateDetails.xml''. |
</translate> | </translate> | ||
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<translate> | <translate> | ||
[[Category:Tutorials]][[Category:Template Development]] | [[Category:Tutorials]][[Category:Template Development]] | ||
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| + | </noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:51, 28 November 2022
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Reason: Please verify the directory locations.
The most basic files, such as index.php, component.php, templateDetails.xml, template_thumbnail.png, favicon.ico, params.ini should be placed in your /templates folder. The usual practice is to place images, CSS files, JavaScript files etc. in separate folders. The Joomla override files must be placed in folders in the /templates/<template_name>/html folder.
When making the template folder, your language files should be copied to your /templates folder. The ones for the Frontend site should be placed directly in the template folder. If you have language files for the Backend, these should be placed in a folder, named, for instance, /administrator. All the language files will be copied automatically to the right folders if listed correctly in the templateDetails.xml.