archipelago / archipelago_subtheme_chiloe
Archipelago SASS Bootstrap Barrio Sub Theme made for good people.
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Language:CSS
Type:drupal-theme
Requires
- drupal/bootstrap_barrio: >=5.5.6
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2025-05-29 01:38:54 UTC
README
This is a Bootstrap Barrio (Bootstrap 5) subtheme using SCSS/SASS. Bootstrap 5 is a sleek, intuitive, and powerful front-end framework for faster and easier web development.
Named after Chiloé, a mysterious, green, humid, rainy and kind-a-awesome Archipelago in southern Chile.
Features
- Includes a few extra customization options not present in Bootstrap Barrio
- Tertiary and Quaternary Colors
- Dynamic CSS Variable injections (--bb and --bs prefixed, attached to the HTML element)
- You can set the Footer Height and also Footer Colors
- Automatic conversion of
select
input elements into Bootstrap Dropdowns for extra beauty (via JS) - Overrides for many of Archipelago's most used theme templates (facets, etc)
- Pop, eye hurting, bright colors!
- Custom JS
- Layout is handle by Bootstrap.
- Two columns, with configurable widths.
- Fixed and fluid layouts.
- Configurable header behavior, using Bootstrap "fixed to top".
- Any block could be defined as "modal" with one click using Skinr.
- Full screen width slider region.
Installation
composer require archipelago/archipelago_subtheme_chiloe
or if using the standard Archipelago Commons way via
docker exec -ti esmero-php bash -c "composer require archipelago/archipelago_subtheme_chiloe"
Enable and customize using the UI.
SASS
You can either override any of the Bootstrap basic variables using The Drupal Asset Injector Module or edit/customize deeper by running
- npm install
- gulp
And edit the SCSS files (which will build css files in real time) to override even more.
Caring & Coding + Fixing + Testing (and painting it pink/gree)
Acknowledgments
This software is a Metropolitan New York Library Council Open-Source initiative and part of the Archipelago Commons project.