Using Bootstrap in Drupal CMS: Themes, Layout Builder, and Grid System
Ivan Zugec has published a detailed guide on WebWash outlining the use of Bootstrap within the Drupal CMS. The article explains how Bootstrap, a widely used front-end framework, enhances Drupal’s site-building and theming capabilities. It covers the installation and configuration of the Bootstrap5 and Radix themes, including best practices such as creating subthemes to allow for customization without altering core files. The guide also discusses compiling Bootstrap in the Bootstrap5 subtheme using Laravel Mix and Node.js and explores Radix’s use of Single-Directory Components (SDC) to encapsulate template, CSS, and JavaScript within a single directory.
Additionally, it provides instructions for integrating Bootstrap with Drupal’s Layout Builder through the Bootstrap Layout Builder module, enabling users to create responsive layouts with adjustable columns, spacing, and background images. The article further demonstrates how to incorporate Bootstrap’s grid system into Drupal Views to optimize content display across various devices. By following these techniques, developers can improve efficiency and control over their Drupal site’s front-end design.
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