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CJW Bootstrap 5

Base frontend extension for Exponential 6 (eZ Publish legacy fork) that ships Bootstrap 5 and Bootstrap Icons — fully local, with no CDN dependency. Contains pure, unmodified Bootstrap; it is not tied to any specific customer, theme or corporate design.

Included

The Bootstrap files themselves are unmodified vendor downloads from getbootstrap.com and icons.getbootstrap.com and are covered by the MIT license of the Bootstrap authors. The glue templates of this extension are GPLv2.

Installation

  1. Activate the extension in ActiveExtensions[] (e.g. settings/siteaccess/<siteaccess>/site.ini.append.php or settings/override/site.ini.append.php):

  2. Regenerate autoloads and clear the cache:

The extension registers itself via settings/design.ini.append.php (DesignExtensions[]=cjw_bootstrap5) in the universal fallback design standard — so it works regardless of which design (SiteDesign) the siteaccess uses, and does not need to be copied into your own theme.

Including it in your own template

Include it in the pagelayout.tpl of your design:

assets_head.tpl provides the two <link> tags (Bootstrap CSS + Bootstrap Icons CSS), assets_foot.tpl provides the JS bundle just before </body>.

Configuration

All paths live in settings/cjw_bootstrap5.ini.append.php ([AssetSettings]) and can be overridden per siteaccess (settings/siteaccess/<name>/cjw_bootstrap5.ini.append.php). There is deliberately no CDN option — all assets are loaded only from the design/standard/ directory of this extension.

Activating the full theme (design/bootstrap5)

If you want to use not only the plain assets but the whole bundled Bootstrap 5 theme as the site design, set this in the siteaccess:

Important: use ActiveAccessExtensions[] (not ActiveExtensions[]) when the activation should apply to a specific siteaccess only — ActiveExtensions[] is evaluated before siteaccess matching, so a purely siteaccess-specific activation does not take effect there.

Content class templates are example code, not auto-wiring: The design/bootstrap5/override/templates/{full,line,embed,view}/*.tpl files are Bootstrap implementations for the content classes that existed in the reference project (article, blog, blog_post, folder, gallery, image, product, feedback_form, comment — plus a few reference templates for classes that have since been removed, such as show/episode/audio/resume/folder_portfolio/request_form). For them to apply to your content classes you need your own override.ini.append.php rules following eZ Publish convention, e.g.:

If your class identifiers already match the bundled templates (or you have your own matching override.ini rules), it works without further changes — otherwise the templates are a starting point to copy and adapt.

Menu exclusion instead of a hardcoded node ID: menu/dropdown.tpl hides the child items of certain top-level nodes (e.g. when a menu item has too many subpages to list sensibly in a dropdown) — configurable via [ThemeSettings] TopLevelExcludeItems[] in cjw_bootstrap5.ini.append.php, default empty.

Upgrading to a newer Bootstrap version

  1. Download the new vendor files from https://getbootstrap.com/ or https://icons.getbootstrap.com/ (e.g. via npm install bootstrap bootstrap-icons, then take them from node_modules/.../dist/).
  2. Replace design/standard/stylesheets/bootstrap.min.css, design/standard/javascript/bootstrap.bundle.min.js, design/standard/stylesheets/bootstrap-icons.css and design/standard/stylesheets/fonts/bootstrap-icons.{woff,woff2} (keep the relative path structure between bootstrap-icons.css and the fonts/ subfolder — the icon font is referenced relatively).
  3. Adjust BootstrapVersion / BootstrapIconsVersion in settings/cjw_bootstrap5.ini.append.php.
  4. Clear the cache.

Recompiling SCSS (custom colors/variables)

scss/theme.scss imports Bootstrap without any variable overrides — the neutral reference state with pure Bootstrap default colors. That is exactly what is currently compiled into design/standard/stylesheets/bootstrap.min.css.

Custom customer colors do not belong in this extension — put them in your own project extension (site_<project>) which imports the Bootstrap partials from extension/cjw_bootstrap5/scss/, sets your own $primary/ $theme-colors etc. before the respective partial imports, compiles the result into its own design/standard/stylesheets/bootstrap.min.css, and points the path to itself per siteaccess:

extension/site_lernapp/scss/theme.scss and extension/site_exponential/scss/theme.scss are working examples of exactly this pattern (including the compile command in each file header).

(Node/sass CLI required, not part of this extension.)

Favicons & logo

design/bootstrap5/images/ contains the official Bootstrap 5 favicon set taken 1:1 from https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.3/examples/ (favicon.ico, apple-touch-icon.png, favicon-32x32.png, favicon-16x16.png, safari-pinned-tab.svg, android-chrome-{192,512}x192.png, manifest.json) — the same "B" icon set that the official Bootstrap example pages ship, under the MIT license. manifest.json deliberately carries placeholders ("name": "Your Site Name") instead of "Bootstrap" — adjust it for your own use. link.tpl includes everything, including <link rel="manifest">, <link rel="mask-icon"> and theme-color, exactly as in the Bootstrap reference example.

The navbar logo (images/logo.png, included in page_header.tpl) is the Exponential CMS brand itself (design/standard/images/setup/2/Exponential-logo-title.png in the kernel, adopted here as a project-neutral default logo) — not a customer or project logo. Next to it the current SiteName is shown as text.

Both file groups are resolved through the ezdesign() operator, which walks the normal eZ SiteDesign fallback chain. To use your own favicons/logo, do not touch any templates — instead, in your own site_<project> extension:

  1. Create design/<yourname>/images/ with the desired files (only the ones you want to override — the rest falls back to design/bootstrap5/images/).
  2. In settings/design.ini.append.php of that extension: [ExtensionSettings] DesignExtensions[]=site_<project>
  3. In the siteaccess configuration set SiteDesign=<yourname> before AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=bootstrap5 (pagelayout/templates still fall back to bootstrap5; only the image files are found in your own design first).

extension/site_lernapp/design/lernapp/images/ and extension/site_exponential/design/exponential/images/ are working examples of exactly this pattern (they currently hold custom logo and favicon files that override the Bootstrap defaults from this extension).

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