Customize source texts (HTML, CSS, XSLT, PHP)
Depending on the selected project basis (BASE Classic or BASE (Mobile First)), you can set up and customize the delivered and ready-made project according to your requirements.
Step 1: CSS in general
CSS adjustments that cannot be made sufficiently via the layout wizard are made directly in the corresponding scss files. This includes formatting specifications for structural elements (content areas, content boxes, etc.), navigations, breakpoints (for responsive web design), fonts, print view, Weblics®, etc.
Step 2: HTML page template
General HTML adjustments and changes to the basic HTML structure are made in the "HTML page template"(standard.wDocument.php).
The BASE project basis is optimized in such a way that in most cases no changes to the HTML page template are required, as many layout adjustments can be made via CSS.
Step 3: Global templates and functions
The display of other page areas and functions such as the display of the search mask, language selection or the HTML page header are carried out in the corresponding global templates.
You also have access to further templates via the Weblication® panel, e.g. for the header area, objects, lists, etc.
The BASE project basis is optimized in such a way that in most cases no changes are required in the XSLT template, as many layout adjustments can be made via CSS.
Step 1: CSS in general
CSS adjustments that cannot be made sufficiently via the layout wizard are made directly in the "general CSS file"(design.css). This includes formatting specifications for the content areas, navigations, responsive web design, Weblics®, etc.
You define formatting specifications for the optimized print version in the print.css file.
Step 2: HTML page template
General HTML adjustments and changes to the basic HTML structure are made in the "HTML page template"(standard.wDocument.php).
The BASE project basis is optimized in such a way that in most cases no changes to the HTML page template are required, as many layout adjustments can be made via CSS (see also CSS-Only Reference).
Step 3: XSLT Includes, Functions
The display of other functions such as the display of the search mask, language selection or the HTML page header are carried out in the file for "XSLT Includes, Functions".
The BASE project basis is optimized in such a way that in most cases no changes are required in the XSLT template for includes/functions, as many layout adjustments can be made via CSS (see also CSS-Only Reference).