What that means from a technical perspective is Kalatheme will only try to grab certain asset classes (css, js, images for now) and make sure they are included within your subtheme and loaded by your info file if applicable. Kalatheme and its subtheme generator are really only designed to give you a head start with your theming they are not designed to completely rebuild a custom third party bootstrap theme in Drupal. Its important first to know what you are getting into before you start. Using a third party library is generally a little more tricky and often fraught with considerable peril. and then press "Compile and Download", take the resulting archive and upload it using the subtheme generator as described above. below i've decided i want a 96 column grid (for some reason).
Its a great tool to hand to a client or designer to kick start your design and if you'd rather do it without the GUI you can check out our Sass/COMPASS toolkit.Īnyway, fill out the form. This tool lets you customize almost everything about your Bootstrap library, from the components you use, to the size of your grid, to the hover color of active dropdown menus.
If you are unsatisfied with the options provided with Bootswatch you can easily build a custom Bootstrap library using their customization tool. This will provide a file upload field where you can load in an archive (zip, tar, bz, etc) of your custom or third party theme. The main difference here is that you will select "Custom" as your Bootstrap library. This is basically the same as documented in our Installation Guide. We will go a little further into how to use custom and third party libraries in a second but first let's go over the setup process. One of the really neat things about Kalatheme is the ability to use a custom or third party Bootstrap library to kickstart your project. ĭocumentation below may be out of date for Kalatheme 3.0 install. Please see the new documentation for Kalatheme 3.0 on Github.
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