Multidomain
If several domains in one Contao installation should use the NATURE theme, this is possible with a few workarounds.
The goal of this guide is for each domain to have its own custom.scss, _custom_colors.scss and _custom_variables.scss. You should have at least NATURE theme version 1.11.0 (up to Contao 4.13) or 2.1.0 (Contao 5 and later) installed.
As of Contao 4.12 the publicly accessible subfolder was renamed from /web to /public. If your installation has a /web directory, use web instead of public in the following code examples.
1) Create the SCSS files
Create a folder in the file manager under naturetheme/scss (e.g. domain2). Copy the files custom.scss, _custom_colors.scss and _custom_variables.scss into this folder.
In _custom_colors.scss, adjust the paths of the color schemes as follows.
//@import '../../../../public/bundles/contaothemesnetnaturetheme/scss/color_schemes/nature_red_colors';
//@import '../../../../public/bundles/contaothemesnetnaturetheme/scss/color_schemes/nature_blue_colors';
//@import '../../../../public/bundles/contaothemesnetnaturetheme/scss/color_schemes/nature_dark_colors';
/*
* comment line to disable the ios dark mode
*/
//@import '../../../../public/bundles/contaothemesnetnaturetheme/scss/color_schemes/nature_dark_mode';//@import 'color_schemes/nature_red_colors';
//@import 'color_schemes/nature_blue_colors';
//@import 'color_schemes/nature_dark_colors';
/*
* comment line to disable the ios dark mode
*/
//@import 'color_schemes/nature_dark_mode';In the same folder, also create a file nature.scss with the following content.
@import '../../../../public/bundles/contaothemesnetnaturetheme/scss/bulma/utilities/initial-variables';
@import '../../../../public/bundles/contaothemesnetnaturetheme/scss/fonts';
@import "_custom_colors";
@import "../../../../public/bundles/contaothemesnetnaturetheme/scss/nature_colors";
@import "_custom_variables";
@import "../../../../public/bundles/contaothemesnetnaturetheme/scss/nature_variables";
@import "../../../../public/bundles/contaothemesnetnaturetheme/scss/nature_style";
@import 'custom';This is what it should look like in the end:
2) Create a template
Under Templates, create a new template fe_page_nature.html5 and rename it (e.g. fe_page_nature_domain2.html5).
Look for the following line and add the name of the domain (domain2 in this example) inside
getCombinedStylesheet().
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="<?= ContaoThemesNet\NatureThemeBundle\ThemeUtils::getCombinedStylesheet('domain2');3) Create a layout
Go to Themes and Edit the page layouts of the theme (4th icon from the right) and duplicate any layout. Edit the layout and select the fe_page template you just created under Expert settings (at the very bottom) in Page template.
4) Assign the layout to the page
Finally, assign the layout to a page.
