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--- development:architecture:user_interface [2020/06/11 12:14] – [CSS Inheritance] demiankatz
+++ development:architecture:user_interface [2020/09/22 14:34] – demiankatz
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 The first thing you'll have to set up in a new theme is the file **theme.config.php**. This file allows you to establish your theme as a child of another theme (see the section below on [[#theme_inheritance|Theme Inheritance]] for more on this) and allows you to add new CSS and Javascript files (among other things). If you've created custom [[development:plugins:view_helpers|view helpers]], you will also set up their service manager configuration in this file. You only need to add settings here that wouldn't be loaded from a parent theme via inheritance (such as adding a new jQuery plugin).
-A minimal setup is already included in the template used by the custom theme generator. For a full example, see the [[https://github.com/vufind-org/vufind/blob/master/themes/bootstrap3/theme.config.php|bootstrap config file]].
+A minimal setup is already included in the template used by the custom theme generator. For a full example, see the [[https://github.com/vufind-org/vufind/blob/dev/themes/bootstrap3/theme.config.php|bootstrap config file]].
 After establishing the basic configuration, you can add template and resource files to your theme. Understanding the structure and inheritance rules described below should help you achieve the desired effects.