BTK is a light module for Magnolia CMS with a basic set of templates ideal to start new website project based on Bootstrap framework.
Create simple websites with Magnolia CMS and Bootstrap.
Developed on Magnolia 6.2.7. Using Bootstrap 4.3.1.
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Run in Magnolia's folder:
mgnl install btk
or
Clone BTK repository into Magnolia's light modules folder.
When creating new page Home [#btk], Page [#btk] and Search [#btk] templates will be available.
Use Home [#btk] for root page, Page [#btk] for subpages. Search [#btk] as a root child will enable search functionality.
Inside the module you can find BTK-Template demo page that is fully build with BTK. Demo page serves also as full documentation on BTK's page templates and components.
To see demo page you have to:
/btk/demo/dam.BTK-Template.xml into dam workspace (remember to import into folder and then move it to root)/btk/demo/website.BTK-Template.xml into website workspaceYour module will have everything you need to build a modern website with Magnolia CMS and Bootstrap.
Pages:
Components:
Compile Bootstrap with your own asset pipeline by using source Sass, JavaScript files in webresources-src.
Should you require build tools, they are included for developing Bootstrap.
npm i
npm run build
This project is open source software licensed as MIT.
FAQs
BTK is a light module for Magnolia CMS with a basic set of templates ideal to start new website project based on Bootstrap framework.
The npm package btk receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, btk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that btk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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