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Demo to see how the theme looks in a sample Drupal site Apply theme Bootstrap Business for Drupal by More than (just) Themes is a responsive Drupal theme, that helps you create a great-looking corporate/business site. Design-wise, it is based on original design work by AyoThemes. Bootstrap Business has been ported to Drupal and is supported by More than (just) Themes, as part of our ongoing effort to bring top quality themes to the Drupal community.To stay tuned with new theme releases, updates to existing themes, offers and other goodies follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook. Check out our blog too.Drupal 8 Live Demo Drupal 7 Live DemoHow to reproduce our demoFeaturesBased on Bootstrap 3 framework - layoutHTML5 and CSS31, 2 and 3-columns layout supportColor module integrationSuperfish module Support20 Regions: Pre Header First, Pre Header Second, Pre Header Third, Header Top Left, Header Top Right, Header, Navigation, Banner, Highlighted, Promoted, Content, Sidebar First, Sidebar Second, Bottom Content, Footer First, Footer Second, Footer Third, Footer Fourth, Footer, HelpLike this? Check our other free themes tooOur latest free themes:Top+ LiteRestaurant LiteMagazine LiteShowcase LiteNews+ Lite for Drupal 8Bootstrap Business for Drupal 7 and Drupal 8Scholarly LiteStartup Growth LiteView all our free themesStay tuned for new themesTo stay tuned with new theme releases, updates to existing themes, offers and other goodies, follow us on social media and online: TwitterFacebookBlogReach out to usAt More than (just) Themes will continue to maintain, improve and enrich our free themes with new features as they occur by discussions in the community. Members of our team will be always participating actively and help out in support requests to the maximum extent possible. Nevertheless, sometimes there might be needs related to a theme that go beyond the typical support and knowledge sharing and require either premium support
Key features of the Drupal free that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Drupal Tutorial for Beginners: Drupal 8 Beginner to Advanced
- emails - Why is Drupal not sending mail? - Drupal Answers
- Drupal VM - Easy local Drupal development environments
- BitNami Drupal Stack Download - Drupal easy-to-install.
- How to publish Drupal module and insert flipbook into Drupal?
- drupal-modules/spellchecker: Spell Checker module for Drupal
- 7 - Is Drupal Commons right for me? - Drupal Answers
Drupal themes consist of PHP and web standards (CSS and HTML). You can use PHP with Drupal API and make Drupal theme without templates. Those who prefer markup can take advantage of templates within a theme folder when no custom code necessary. Such templates are known as TPL files because of their .tpl or .tpl.php file extensions.You can install and run several themes at once with Drupal. Thus, one theme will be for administrators while the other is for site members. It is quite convenient in case you try to install new themes and want to prevent unintentional lock-outs from your site.In short, Drupal is a mix of styles, graphics and templates. Note that templates use CSS, XHTML and some PHP. Each theme has so called regions that define areas of a page structure with tags. Drupal add content to these regions. In case you have already used server-side includes for headers and footers of a web page you know what Drupal does with each region. The other important terms are nodes and blocks. Nodes are pages of content (news articles, blog posts, etc.) while blocks are secondary content that as a rule appears in the right of left sidebar columns (lists of articles, a new poll, etc.)Do Your Best of Drupal Themes with DreamweaverBy default, Dreamweaver can edit any Drupal theme template that ends in .tpl.php. However, Dreamweaver can’t support the Drupal API or other custom file types (such as .info and .module) used by Drupal for themes and modules. To avoid such a problem you can use this free Dreamweaver extensionDreamweaver allows you to apply and modify styles efficiently while working with various Drupal templates. Just use Design Time Stylesheets feature that is located in the secondary menu of the CSS Styles panel. Each template should have a design-time link to each style sheet used by your theme. You can read more about it in the Dreamweaver help documentation about Design Time Stylesheets.Each theme requires .info file with meta information for a theme such as the theme name, style sheets, description and regions. This .info file is a simple text file that is packaged with each Drupal theme to recognize. Drupal will not display your theme in the administration area without this .info file. Here is the sample of a Drupal theme folder called Garland.Drupal .info fileThe example of the Garland theme files displayed above shows style sheets,
