Theme Paths
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Can someone please tell me the circumstances where each of these THEME PATHS may be valid (and the others not)?
Are some just for legacy support or...?
Can someone please tell me the circumstances where each of these THEME PATHS may be valid (and the others not)?
$paths = array(
"{$root}view/theme/$thname/$ext/$file",
"{$root}view/theme/$parent/$ext/$file",
"{$root}view/site/$ext/$file",
"{$root}view/$ext/$file",
);Are some just for legacy support or...?
In order:
* Theme specific support files
* "Parent" theme files (in case current theme is a subtheme
* Site specific
* General "base" base Hubzilla elements.
First "found" file wins.
$ext is going to usually be js, css.
Without knowing exactly where you are looking, I'd say that they could all be used anywhere - but some are very likely not used in many cases (for example, add-on authors likely will not have theme specific settings). I think the array is used for js, css, and tpl elements (that would be the value of $ext) in a variety of circumstances, so you may need to be a bit more specific in your question to get more useful info.
* Theme specific support files
* "Parent" theme files (in case current theme is a subtheme
* Site specific
* General "base" base Hubzilla elements.
First "found" file wins.
$ext is going to usually be js, css.
Without knowing exactly where you are looking, I'd say that they could all be used anywhere - but some are very likely not used in many cases (for example, add-on authors likely will not have theme specific settings). I think the array is used for js, css, and tpl elements (that would be the value of $ext) in a variety of circumstances, so you may need to be a bit more specific in your question to get more useful info.
* Theme specific support files
* "Parent" theme files (in case current theme is a subtheme
* Site specific
* General "base" base Hubzilla elements.
First "found" file wins.
$ext is going to usually be js, css.
Without knowing exactly where you are looking, I'd say that they could all be used anywhere - but some are very likely not used in many cases (for example, add-on authors likely will not have theme specific settings). I think the array is used for js, css, and tpl elements (that would be the value of $ext) in a variety of circumstances, so you may need to be a bit more specific in your question to get more useful info.