I downloaded a theme containing the following file:
In the media files there are these files:
In the theme files there are these files:
All these files are very confusing. How can I make this theme work in my Magento installation.
This is my where i have my Magento installed:
To install the theme in magento 2 manually you must need to know about directory structure of magento2.
like for design you need to put files in app/design folder
like for modules you need to put files in app/code folder
also for sql file you need to import that sql file in your database
For images you need to put your images file in pub/media folder
This is one of the best tutorial to learn how to install theme maually in magento2 - https://www.ubertheme.com/docs/crafts-magento-2-theme/
You can also refer below link
http://www.venustheme.com/magento-2-install-theme-quickstart/
http://blog.landofcoder.com/magento-2-install-theme-manually/
https://www.mageplaza.com/kb/how-to-install-a-new-theme-magento-2.html
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So I've been trying to use the HERE sdk for flutter, but whenever I add the unzipped file to the plugins folder and add it to the pubsec.yaml it gives me this error:
error
Here is my project directory for the plugins folder:
directory
I feel like I'm doing something really dumb, but I would appreciate any help.
Looks like the folder structure is not as expected. If you follow the quick start guide, you need to identify the plugin folder:
Unzip the downloaded HERE SDK for Flutter package. This folder contains various files including this documentation.
Inside you will find a TAR file that contains the HERE SDK for Flutter plugin.
Now unzip the plugin, then rename the folder to 'here_sdk' and place it to the plugins folder inside the example app's directory.
So, you need to unzip the package and then again inside the package you need to unzip the TAR (containing the plugin).
I'm having trouble getting the downloadable data files to work in Install4j. Here's what I'm doing. I expected to see the "phony_license_web.txt" in the AppData\Programs\myprogram folder.
Create a file "phony_license_web.txt" in Define Distribution Tree. It is added to the Default file set > Installation directory.
Go to Media > Windows > Data files
Specify a download URL "http://localhost/testsite". There is a file at http://localhost/testsite/phony_license_web.txt.
Check "Save downloaded files on Install files.
Build the project
Test the installer
I tried a Download Installation Components action but removed it since the documentation said Install Files would do this automatically.
Thanks,
Carl
Updated Test Case
Create a data file "license_web.txt" under an IIS folder with directory browsing turned on. Going to http://localhost/components displays the file item. Clicking on the link brings up the text file.
In the Installation Components, add an Installation Component "Data Files". Set the downloadable option. There are no files checked for this component.
In Media > Windows > Wizard, select Data files and check the downloadable radio button. Enter http://localhost/components.
Test the installer
Verify that the data file license_web.txt does not appear anywhere in the installation directory (subfolder of AppData\Programs)
Downloadable data files works with installation components, not with single files. You have to create an installation component on the
Files->Installation Components
step and mark it as downloadable. Then the compiler will create data files that you have to host on your web server under the specified URL.
In the plugins folder I see various languages and within those folders I see ticino.plugin.json file where file extensions are associated with the given plugin. However, PHP is not in this folder, and none of the ticino.plugin.json files have the PHP extension associated with them.
I do see in the client/vs/languages folder that there is php folder, but there is nothing that I can find that would allow me to associate the additional file extension.
I did similar, I cloned the c# plugin and renamed it, then added my extensions. Take a look, https://github.com/genecyber/connectiq-build
I'm creating a Wordpress-theme using HTML, PHP and SASS. The SASS-files compiles to a folder called 'css', but since I'm creating a Wordpress theme WP demands that the style.css file is located in the same folder as the other theme files.
This is my folder structure:
Now what I want is to change the compile-settings so that the style.css file gets located in the teamtour-folder and not the css-folder without manually moving it from the css-folder everytime I save, whereas the other scss-files stays in the css-folder. The easiest thing to do is just compile every sass-file to the teamtour-folder, I know, and this question can only be trivial, but I still want to have an organized folder structure.
I use NetBeans as IDE
This is not doable by the default Less/Scss support in NetBeans, the mapping is folder based (although I believe there is some bug/enhancement reported for file based mapping - I'll look into it).
What I would do as the easiest and quickest solution would be to:
change the mapping for Less compiler to generate css files in teamtour
have Grunt/Gulp "build (distribution) task" which would move the wanted CSS files to CSS folder
This way you can have a bit "mess" during development, but before publishing your theme, you would execute the build task and let Grunt/Gulp to clean up your structure. You can even map Grunt or Gulp task to "Build" action in NetBeans so at the end you'd only have to right click on your project and select Build.
One note: Gulp is available only in Dev builds of NetBeans
Another way to do this would be to let SASS compile all its outputs into the css directory, and reduce the main theme CSS file to a single #import statement. The downside of course is the additional HTTP request.
Another suggestion, which would reduce the number of HTTP requests, would be to have SASS compile into the theme root and #import all the other CSS files into the theme's main SCSS file. Then your theme only needs to load a single CSS file.
Wordpress demands a style.css in the themes "root" folder - it does not demand that this file is actually loaded when the theme is used. The file is only required to contain the theme name and a few other details in a comment - I suppose this setup is for legacy reasons.
I haven't used style.css for actual styles for several years, this is my "boilerplate" style.css, and it doesn't look much different when finished.
/*
Theme Name: BLANK THEME
Author: Mikk3lRo
Author URI:
Description: Blank theme
Version: 0.1
License:
Text Domain: prfx
*/
The actual stylesheet is included from a subfolder:
wp_enqueue_style('prfx_styles', get_template_directory_uri() . '/css/production.css');
I have been tasked with maintaining a site that someone else created with Rapidweaver. Unfortunately, I only have the files that were published to the website. The Rapidweaver project files are gone. Is there any way I can re-create a Rapidweaver project from the published files?
I'm sure this is too late, but for anyone else out there with a similar question, you CANNOT recreate a Rapidweaver project from the published files. Now, looking at the code, you might be able to figure out which theme was used and start from scratch, but that is the best you are going to be able to do. Rapidweaver firstly depends on themes, but there are also many other plugins that could be used, and if you do not have these plugins or themes already installed, you would not be able to edit the original project file, much less the exported website.
Well, there is one way of getting it back. Use a program called "sitesucker" to download the entire site on to your hard drive. Look for a folder called "rw_resources" (NOT plain resources). You will find two subfolders "themes" and "plugins". Upon dropping down, there will be a folder by the name of the theme in the "theme" folder and folders with the name of the plugins in the "plugins" folder. Buy and install rapidweaver, stacks, plugins and theme. Create a blank project file. Open this project file in finder. Go back to the folder of the website you sucked out. Carefully transfer the relevant files to the blank project file. DO NOT mess with the "theme.plist" or "info.plist" files. Close the .rwsw sandwich. Restart rapidweaver. Your "blank" project should now be a recreation of the original site.