Default Themes file and its
description:
File
|
Purpose |
application.css |
Contains styles having to do with
components of applications. This
includes the tabs, expandable trees,
dialog overlays, and the results
grid (i.e., Search Container). Much
of the markup for these styles is
created by Liferay's tag libraries. |
base.css |
Contains styling for standard HTML
tags, such as paragraphs,
headings, tables and more. This file
also contains styling for some
Liferay-specific page elements, such
as errors, warnings, tool tips, the
loading animation, and more. |
dockbar.css |
cssContains
styling
for
the Dockbar, which floats at
the
top of the page when a user
is
logged in. |
custom.css |
This is a blank file which is loaded
last. Theme developers put their
Custom styles here which override styles provided by Liferay. |
forms.css |
Contains styling for all form elements. |
layout.css |
Contains styling used by layout templates. |
main.css |
Contains no styling, but imports the rest of the files. |
navigation.css |
Contains styling for the main navigation elements. |
portlet.css |
Contains styling for the portlet windows. |
init_custom.vm |
Allows
you to add your own custom Velocity variables |
init.vm |
In conjunction with
VelocityVariables.java in Liferay, sets many
Velocity variables that correspond to Liferay Java objects. |
navigation.vm |
Implements
the page navigation within the theme |
portal_normal.vm |
The
overall template for all pages the theme implements. This file
includes
the other files. |
portal_pop_up.vm |
The
overall template for any portlets which implement pop-up windows. |
portlet.vm |
The
template for portlet windows within the theme. |
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