Drupal Bootstrap Documentation

{.lead} The official documentation site for the Drupal Bootstrap base theme

The majority of this site is automatically generated from source files located through out the project's repository. Topics are extracted from Markdown files and the rest is extracted from embedded PHP comments.

Topics

Below are some topics to help get you started using the Drupal Bootstrap base theme. They are ordered based on the level one typically progresses while using a base theme like this.

@link faq FAQ @endlink

@link getting_started Getting Started @endlink

@link subtheme Sub-Theming @endlink

• @link subtheme_settings Theme Settings @endlink
• @link subthemehelperfunctions Helper Functions @endlink
• @link subtheme_cdn CDN Starterkit @endlink
• @link subtheme_less Less Starterkit @endlink
• @link subtheme_sass Sass Starterkit @endlink

@link registry Theme Registry @endlink

• @link theme_preprocess Preprocess Functions (.vars.php) @endlink
• @link theme_process Process Functions (.vars.php) @endlink
• @link templates Templates (.tpl.php) @endlink
• @link theme_functions Theme Functions (.func.php) @endlink

@link api APIs @endlink

@link contribute Contribute @endlink

• @link contribute_maintainers Project Maintainers @endlink

Terminology

The term "bootstrap" can be used excessively through out this project's documentation. For clarity, we will always attempt to use this word verbosely in one of the following ways:

• Drupal Bootstrap refers to the Drupal base theme project.
• Bootstrap Framework refers to the external front end framework.
• drupal_bootstrap refers to Drupal's bootstrapping process or phase.

When referring to files inside the Drupal Bootstrap project directory, they will always start with ./bootstrap and continue to specify the full path to the file or directory inside it. For example, the file that is responsible for displaying the text on this page is located at ./bootstrap/docs/README.md.

When referring to files inside a sub-theme, they will always start with ./subtheme/ and continue to specify the full path to the file or directory inside it. For example, the primary file Drupal uses to determine if a theme exists is: ./subtheme/subtheme.info, where subtheme is the machine name of your sub-theme.