We are doing a live demo of the starterkit on the next Drupal 10 readiness meeting which is taking place on #d10readiness channel in Slack on 16th March, 19:00 UTC. That’s because we built our own theme -Vartheme BS4- based on Barrio, which is an empty layer base theme.
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If you have questions about the new starterkit theme, feel free to get in touch with us in Drupal Slack ( ) #d10readiness and #frontend channels. The 5 Best Drupal 9 Base Themes for the Year 2023 1 - Vartheme Claro If you navigate our website, you’d find that the theme is simple, yet very efficient and fast loading.
We would like to hear your thoughts on the new starterkit theme on this Drupal core issue to add a new starterkit theme. Since fully custom themes customize many aspects of the theme, it is difficult for the base theme to ship improvements to the subtheme without risking regressions in the subthemes. We believe starterkit theme will serve majority of our use case better, because most custom themes are based on bespoke designs that aren’t a good fit for subtheming an opinionated theme. That base theme could be generated using the starterkit theme: For example, a university could have a base theme that provides design concepts and basic layout to all of their departments.
This is valuable in particular in cases where themes are inheriting design and ideas from the base theme. Subtheming as a concept will continue to exist even after this change. We believe that this new process will serve front-end developers better because it will allow us to provide more frequent updates to the default markup and CSS shipped as part of Drupal core. Tooling is provided as part of the included Drupal command line interface for automating this: php core/scripts/drupal generate-theme mytheme It will allow front-end developers to get a copy as a starting point for their theme. The new starterkit theme we are working on is not going to serve as a base theme to be subthemed, but rather a theme to be copied on a new theme's creation. To solve this problem, we are working on a new custom theme creation process and base theme with the goal of replacing Classy in Drupal 10. We need to retain backwards compatibility because design requirements of themes depending on Classy could depend on markup and/or CSS provided by Classy. As a consequence, Classy has not been receiving updates since Drupal 8.0.0, because most changes are not possible while retaining backwards compatibility. This means the Classy theme is used in the runtime as part of your theme. When you create a theme for Drupal 8 or 9, a best practice is to subtheme the core Classy theme, so you get common CSS classes and usual markup for a Drupal site. Drupal has been providing subtheming capabilities for over a decade.
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