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--- development:architecture:customizing_vufind [2015/12/21 16:47] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation demiankatz
+++ development:architecture:customizing_vufind [2024/04/24 18:41] (current) – [Themes] emaijala
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 Details on creating a new theme can be found on the [[development:architecture:user_interface|Customizing the User Interface]] page.
+Details on the Bootstrap 5 based themes (starting with VuFind 10) can be found on the [[development:architecture:user_interface:bootstrap5|Themes Based on Bootstrap 5]] page.
 You can configure VuFind to use a custom theme through settings in [[configuration:files:config.ini]].
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 ===== Modules =====
-VuFind is built as a [[development:architecture:zend_framework|Zend Framework 2]] module.  All of its routes and services are configured in /module/VuFind/config/module.config.php.
+VuFind is built as a [[development:architecture:laminas|Laminas]] module.  All of its routes and services are configured in /module/VuFind/config/module.config.php.
-You can override these settings by building your own custom module.  VuFind's install script provides the option of initializing a custom module.  This establishes a directory and namespace where you can store your local configurations and code.  It also sets up the VUFIND_LOCAL_MODULES environment variable that your Apache configuration uses to tell VuFind to load the custom code.
+You can override these settings by building your own custom module.  VuFind's install script (php $VUFIND_HOME/install.php) provides the option of initializing a custom module.  This establishes a directory and namespace where you can store your local configurations and code.  It also sets up the VUFIND_LOCAL_MODULES environment variable that your Apache configuration uses to tell VuFind to load the custom code. Even if you already have VuFind set up, you can run the install script a second time to make adjustments; just be aware that it will create a new Apache configuration in $VUFIND_LOCAL_DIR (while also making a backup of your existing configuration, in case you need to roll back).
 Your configuration overrides belong in /module/[your module name]/config/module.config.php.  Your custom code belongs in /module/[your module name]/src/[your module name], and it should live in a PHP namespace that corresponds with the module's name.
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 See some useful applications of the VuFind customization on the [[installation:installing_multiple_instances|installing multiple instances]] page.
+===== Related Video =====
+See the [[videos:code_generators_1|Code Generators Part 1]] video for a hands-on example of setting up a local code module.
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