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<!-- @file Instructions on how to sub-theme the Drupal Bootstrap base theme. -->
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# Sub-Theming
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- [Prerequisite](#prerequisite)
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- [Setup](#setup)
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- [Choose an Existing Starterkit](#starterkit)
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- [Create a New Sub-theme](#create)
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- [Enable Your New Sub-theme](#enable)
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## Prerequisite
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Read the @link getting_started Getting Started @endlink topic.
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---
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## Setup
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Below are instructions on how to create a [Drupal Bootstrap] based sub-theme.
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There are several different variations on how to accomplish this task, but this
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topic will focus on the two primarily and most common ways.
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#### Choose an Existing Starterkit {#starterkit}
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- @link subtheme_cdn CDN Starterkit @endlink - uses the "out-of-the-box"
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CSS and JavaScript files served by the [jsDelivr CDN].
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- @link subtheme_less LESS Starterkit @endlink - uses the [Bootstrap Framework]
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[LESS] source files and a local [LESS] preprocessor.
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#### Create a New Sub-theme {#create}
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1. Copy over one of the starterkits you have chosen from the
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`./bootstrap/starterkits` folder into `sites/all/themes` or a respective
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`sites/*/themes` folder.
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2. Rename the folder to a unique machine readable name. This will be your
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sub-theme's "name". For this example and future examples we'll use `subtheme`.
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3. Rename `./subtheme/cdn.starterkit` or, if using the LESS Starterkit, `./subtheme/less.starterkit` to match the folder name and append
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`.info` (e.g. `./subtheme/subtheme.info`).
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4. Open `./subtheme/subtheme.info` and change the name, description and any
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other properties to suite your needs.
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{.alert.alert-warning} **WARNING:** Ensure that the `.starterkit` suffix is
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not present on your sub-theme's `.info` filename. This suffix is simply a stop
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gap measure to ensure that the bundled starter kit sub-theme cannot be enabled
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or used directly. This helps people unfamiliar with Drupal avoid modifying the
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starter kit sub-theme directly and instead forces them to create a new sub-theme
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to modify.
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#### Enable Your New Sub-theme {#enable}
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In your Drupal site, navigate to `admin/appearance` and click the `Enable and
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set default` link next to your newly created sub-theme.
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{.alert.alert-info} Please refer to [Choose an Existing Starterkit](#starterkit)
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for additional documentation pertaining to the chosen Starterkit.
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[Drupal Bootstrap]: https://www.drupal.org/project/bootstrap
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[Bootstrap Framework]: http://getbootstrap.com
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[jsDelivr CDN]: http://www.jsdelivr.com
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[LESS]: http://lesscss.org
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