ODD Theme for Contao
Quick start
The theme documentation covers these topics:
Quick start
The theme documentation covers these topics:
The theme can only be installed into an empty Contao installation and is compatible with Contao 4.4 or higher.
Version 3.0.0 of the ODD theme requires at least Contao 5.0.0 and PHP 8.0.
We recommend Contao 5.3 with PHP 8.3 or higher to get the best possible loading time with our theme!
The ODD theme can easily be installed via the Contao Manager. You find a step-by-step installation guide here: ODD theme installation.
The ODD theme is available for free (with copyright notice) or with a paid license (without copyright notice).
You can buy the paid license at contao-themes.net. Select the option without copyright notice, enter your domain and then click the button Add to cart. Then go to checkout and follow the next steps.
After successful payment (possible payment methods are PayPal, Sofortüberweisung or credit card) you receive an invoice by email and we will activate your domain shortly, so that you can register it in the Contao back end.
Until then you can already install and use the theme with the copyright notice.
As the holder of a paid license you get premium support if you have problems installing or setting up the theme.
If you ordered the theme license via themes.contao.org, please send us an email with your domain and the ordered theme to support[AT]pdir.dev, so that we can activate the theme domain in the back end.
If you bought a license and have already installed the theme, you can register it in the back end under the menu item Themes. Click Activate theme domain, enter your domain and then click Check Domain. If the domain was registered successfully, you see the message Domain registered. When you reload the page, it should look like the following screenshot.
If you only see the message “You can set a Theme Licence in Layout -> Themes.” when you click the button Activate theme domain, you have to edit the theme and enter 0.1 in the field Theme Code (see the following screenshot). The input field for the domain should then be visible.
Once you have bought a license, you can remove the copyright notice, which is placed in an article, in the Contao back end.
Go to the article view, look for the article 03 Copyright under Elemente > 03 Footer and edit it via the pencil icon.
Still using Contao 4? You find the installation guide here.
The demo can only be imported into an empty Contao installation.
If you have already created content on your site, see the following guide: Installation into an existing Contao installation.
Open the Contao Manager: www.your-domain.com/contao-manager.phar.php. In the Discover tab, enter ODD Theme and click Add.
In the Packages tab you should now see a new package to be installed. Click the button
Apply changes at the bottom to start the installation.
Once the installation is finished, click Update database.
Run all database migrations and click Continue. The first step creates all folders and files in
the file manager.
Then the missing fields are created in the database.
In the last step the demo data is imported.
Done! When you open your site, you should already see the demo.
Error: This page isn’t working / The page redirected you too many times
Edit the website root and set the protocol under URL settings to http:// or https://, depending on how your site should be accessed.
Error: imagick not installed
If the error imagick not installed occurs with PHP 8.0, you can solve it with an adjustment in config.yml
and clearing the cache afterwards. More information in the PDIR blog post (German)
The theme can only be installed into an empty Contao installation and is compatible with Contao 4.4 or higher.
The following steps are only necessary for the first installation, not for an update of the theme. To update the theme, simply use the Contao Manager. Then open the install tool and update the database. A database backup never hurts!
First open the Contao Manager at the following URL: www.your-domain.com/contao-manager.phar.php. Select Discover, enter odd theme in the search field and add the package ODD Theme.
Then switch to Packages, enter the version ^2.0 via the gear icon and start the installation of the theme with the button Apply changes. With the latest version the Contao Manager would otherwise install version 3.x, which is only compatible with Contao 5 and later.
Then open the install tool and update the database. In the install tool you also have to create an admin user account.
You reach the install tool in the Contao Manager via the menu item Tools or via the URL: www.your-domain.com/contao/install.
Log in to the back end with the user account you created and select the menu item ODD Theme Setup under CONTAO-THEMES-NET in the left navigation. Then click the button Synchronize theme files. This creates all files in the file manager under the folder odd and copies the SQL files for the database import into the templates folder.
Then empty the database table ’tl_files’ by clicking the button Empty table ’tl_files’. This step must be carried out before importing the database.
Emptying the tl_files table deletes the image references. This is only necessary for the first installation of the theme.
Now open the install tool. Under the tab “Import a template” you can import an .sql file from the templates directory. Select the file for your Contao version and tick Do not truncate tables. Then click Import a template.
If you chose the minimal Contao installation in the Contao Manager (without news, calendar, newsletter, comments,
listing, FAQ), select the SQL file named minimal_installtool.sql.
If the database was imported successfully, you should get a message that a template was imported, as in the following screenshot.
Alternatively, you can import the sql file with phpMyAdmin.
Then switch back to the Contao back end, select the menu item System maintenance and recreate the symlinks by ticking Recreate the symlinks and then clicking the button Purge data.
In the Settings, activate Auto_item and Use folder URLs under Front end settings. As of Contao 4.7 the setting to activate auto_item no longer exists in the back end; it is always active by default. As of Contao 4.11 the option “Use folder URLs” is no longer in the settings but in the website root under URL settings.
In the settings under System -> Settings, select the class set bootstrap4.json in the tab Advanced CSS settings.
Done!
Your website should now show the theme’s demo content when you open your domain.
Error: This page isn’t working / The page redirected you too many times
Edit the website root and set the protocol under URL settings to http:// or https://, depending on how your site should be accessed.
Error: imagick not installed
If the error imagick not installed occurs with PHP 8.0, you can solve it with an adjustment in config.yml
and clearing the cache afterwards. More information in the PDIR blog post (German)
For your own JavaScript, it is best to create a separate file and include it in the theme.
The page ODD Elements contains articles that you can include anywhere on your website with an insert tag. To get to the articles, click Articles in the left menu and scroll all the way down.
In the article settings (wrench icon) of the article, select the matching Theme Helper Tag under Template settings.
You can then add the article with the following insert tag in an HTML element or template, e.g. {{theme::content::ODD01/01}}.
How to define your own Theme Helper Tags is explained in the Theme Helper documentation.
You find the header content in the articles under ODD Elements > 01 / Kopfzeile.
You replace the logo in the article 01/01 Logo.
You find the contact details and social media links in the article 01/02 Top Navbar, where you can change them.
How to activate the straight header is explained on the page Layouts.
You find the footer content in the articles under ODD Elements > 02 / Fußzeile. These articles are included in the modules Footer / Main and Footer / Copyright.
After installing the theme, you find the SCSS files in the file manager under the path odd/scss.
Depending on the installed theme version, there are two ways to make your own customizations:
Older theme versions: You use the files
custom.scss (for SCSS and CSS)_custom_colors.scss (to change the base colors and choose a color scheme)_custom_variables.scss (for more detailed adjustments such as fonts or colors of individual elements)To change a variable, remove the comment characters (slashes) in front of the line in the respective file.
Newer theme versions:
As of the latest version there are no SCSS variables anymore, only CSS variables.
In addition, _custom_colors.scss was merged into _custom_variables.scss – so you only find one file named
_custom_variables.scss. There you can adjust all color and other variables.
Here, too, you have to uncomment the lines to activate changes.
In both cases you can still add your own SCSS or CSS in custom.scss.
If the SCSS file was not edited with the Contao editor but uploaded with an FTP program, you have to purge the script cache under System maintenance in the Contao back end and, if necessary, reload the page with Ctrl + F5.
Do not rename the theme folder odd in the file manager, otherwise the SCSS files will no longer be loaded. You do not have to include the files in the page layout yourself, the theme already loads them automatically.
By default the ODD theme comes with a light layout and a green primary color. You can also choose other color schemes:
All of the color schemes above are adjusted for high contrast to ensure good readability and accessibility.
In addition there is a green, blue and grey color scheme that is not adjusted for high contrast. These come from an earlier theme version and are still included for backward compatibility.
To switch to a different color scheme, uncomment the corresponding line under Colour Schemes in _custom_variables.scss
(or _custom_colors.scss in the older theme version) by removing the slashes. You may need to reload the page with
Ctrl + F5 for the change to take effect.
@import 'color_schemes/odd_green_colors_contrast';
//@import 'color_schemes/odd_blue_colors_contrast';
//@import 'color_schemes/odd_grey_colors_contrast';
//@import 'color_schemes/odd_red_colors_contrast';
//@import 'color_schemes/odd_yellow_colors_contrast';
//@import 'color_schemes/odd_purple_colors_contrast';
//@import 'color_schemes/odd_pastel_colors_contrast';
//@import 'color_schemes/odd_grey_colors';
//@import 'color_schemes/odd_blue_colors';Important note
If you use the latest version of the ODD theme, you may wonder where _custom_colors.scss has gone.
Don’t worry: as of ODD version 3.7.0, a new installation of the ODD theme only has
_custom_variables.scss, which now contains all color and variable definitions.
What this means for you:
_custom_variables.scss with all color and variable settings. Use CSS variables for your customizations._custom_variables.scss and _custom_colors.scss remain.
Use SCSS variables for your customizations.ℹ️ How do I update my existing installation to the new version with CSS variables? As of version 3.7.0 the ODD theme was thoroughly adapted for accessibility. If you want to use all current and future features, you should switch to the new version. You find a detailed guide here: Update to CSS variables.
In our theme you can adjust many styles via CSS variables. They are already prepared in the stylesheet, but commented out by default (with //). To activate or override a variable, simply remove the // at the beginning of the line.
📁 Where to find the variables
You find the file for adjusting the variables in the file manager under odd/scss/_custom_variables.scss.
✅ Example: activating a variable
// Vorher (nicht aktiv):
//--oddColor1: #A3CC00;
// Nachher (aktiv):
--oddColor1: #A3CC00;🔧 The most important CSS variables
Here is an overview of the most important CSS variables that you can adjust in
odd/scss/_custom_variables.scss.
| Variable | Meaning |
|---|---|
--oddColor1 | Primary color, light shade |
--oddColor2 | Primary color |
--oddColor3 | Primary color, dark shade |
--oddColor4 | Secondary color |
--oddColor5 | Secondary color, light shade |
--oddColor6 | Boxes and text |
--oddColor7 | Page background |
Base colors in _custom_colors.scss
$oddColor1: Primary color, light shade $oddColor2: Primary color $oddColor3: Primary color, dark shade $oddColor4: Secondary color $oddColor5: Secondary color, light shade $oddColor6: Boxes and text $oddColor7: Page background
If you want to use your own font, you can include it at the very top of
_custom_variables.scss.
🔗 Recommendation: fonts via Google Webfonts Helper
A great way to include a font quickly and easily is the site:
There you can:
/files/odd/fonts/.📄 Example: adding the CSS to _custom_variables.scss Copy the generated CSS code from the website (e.g. for the font “Ubuntu”) and paste it at the very top of _custom_variables.scss:
/* ubuntu-regular - latin */
@font-face {
font-display: swap;
font-family: 'Ubuntu';
font-style: normal;
font-weight: 400;
src: url('/files/odd/fonts/ubuntu-v20-latin-regular.woff2') format('woff2');
}Then assign the font in the CSS variables in _custom_variables.scss as follows:
:root {
--mainFont: 'Ubuntu', sans-serif;
--headingFont: 'Ubuntu', sans-serif;
}$mainFont: 'Ubuntu', sans-serif;
$headingFont: 'Ubuntu', sans-serif;By default the ODD theme comes with a slanted header. To activate the straight header, select a layout with a straight header in the page settings.
Among the modules there is a navigation module for the slanted and the straight header (Navigationsleiste mit Schräge and Navigationsleiste ohne Schräge), which is included in the respective layouts.
You find an example on the page Layout with straight header.
Under Themes > Page layouts various layouts for one-, two- and three-column layouts with a slanted or straight header are already created, which you can assign in the page settings under Layout settings.
If several domains in one Contao installation should use the ODD 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.
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.
Create a folder in the file manager under odd/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 path of the color schemes as follows.
//@import '../../../../public/bundles/pdirthemeodd/scss/color_schemes/odd_grey_colors';
//@import '../../../../public/bundles/pdirthemeodd/scss/color_schemes/odd_blue_colors';In the same folder, also create a file odd.scss with the following content.
@charset "UTF-8";
@font-face {
font-family: 'Cabin';
font-display: swap;
src: local('Cabin'),
url('/bundles/pdirthemeodd/fonts/Cabin/cabin-regular-webfont.woff2') format('woff2'),
url('/bundles/pdirthemeodd/fonts/Cabin/cabin-regular-webfont.woff') format('woff'),
url('/bundles/pdirthemeodd/fonts/Cabin/cabin-regular-webfont.ttf') format('ttf'),
url('/bundles/pdirthemeodd/fonts/Cabin/cabin-regular-webfont.eot') format('eot');
}
@font-face {
font-family: 'Muli';
font-display: swap;
src: local('Muli'),
url('/bundles/pdirthemeodd/fonts/Muli/muli-regular-webfont.woff2') format('woff2'),
url('/bundles/pdirthemeodd/fonts/Muli/muli-regular-webfont.woff') format('woff'),
url('/bundles/pdirthemeodd/fonts/Muli/muli-regular-webfont.ttf') format('ttf'),
url('/bundles/pdirthemeodd/fonts/Muli/muli-regular-webfont.eot') format('eot');
}
@import "../../../../public/bundles/pdirthemeodd/scss/_odd_colors";
@import "_custom_colors";
@import "../../../../public/bundles/pdirthemeodd/scss/_odd_variables";
@import "_custom_variables";
@import '../../../../public/bundles/pdirthemeodd/scss/style';
@import 'custom';Under Templates, create a new template fe_page_odd.html5 and rename it (e.g. fe_page_odd_domain2.html5).
In line 41, add the newly created folder from the file manager to getCombinedStylesheet().
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="<?= ContaoThemesNet\ThemeOddBundle\ThemeUtils::getCombinedStylesheet('domain2'); ?>">Go to Themes and Edit the page layouts of the theme 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.
Finally, assign the layout to a page (Layout settings -> Assign a layout).
In the article settings of the header and footer content (under ODD Elements) you can select the corresponding page under Template settings so that the content of this article is actually used.
With version 3.7.0 the ODD theme was made accessible and all SCSS variables were switched to CSS variables. This means a manual intermediate step is necessary when updating from an older version (< 3.7.0) to a newer version (≥ 3.7.0).
As of version 3.7.0 the file _custom_colors.scss no longer exists.
All color definitions are now in _custom_variables.scss.
📂 Old structure (< 3.7.0)
odd/scss/
├── custom.scss
├── _custom_variables.scss
└── _custom_colors.scss📂 New structure (≥ 3.7.0)
odd/scss/
├── custom.scss
└── _custom_variables.scssAfter the update to 3.7.0 or higher the site still works, but not all new features are available right away. You should therefore create the current theme files.
odd, e.g. to odd-alt.odd with the current files is created.Moving images:
If there were images in the old odd folder, move them either into the new folder or into a separate image folder.
References are kept if the images were added in Contao via “Add an image”.
If you made changes in custom.scss, _custom_colors.scss or _custom_variables.scss, you have to transfer them manually to the new files.
Important: V2 uses CSS variables instead of SCSS variables.
Before (V1 – SCSS):
New (V2 – CSS variables):
CSS variables are used in code like this:
If your custom.scss still uses SCSS variables ($variable),
change them to the CSS variable format (var(--variable)).
Example:
You find detailed tips, new features from version 3.7.0 and best practices for accessible design here: ♿ Accessibility in the ODD theme
You find the current _custom_variables.scss here:
📄 GitHub: _custom_variables.scss
If you want to adjust the files manually, the odd folder must also contain an empty file named .v2 to activate the V2 structure.
With version 3.7.0 the ODD theme was thoroughly revised with regard to accessibility and switched to CSS variables. To use these features, a manual intermediate step is necessary when updating from an older version (< 3.7.0) to a newer version (≥ 3.7.0). ➡️ Guide: Update to CSS variables
To avoid redundant links (e.g. image, headline and button all linked), it is enough to link only the button. This improves keyboard navigation.
Adapted templates are available for various content elements such as teaser box, content box etc.
These templates have the suffix _bf (German “barrierefrei”, accessible).
When creating content, pay attention to the following:
To add a content box, place an element of type Content Box.
To display several elements side by side, place them as described in the section Grid. You find an example in the ODD demo on the page Weitere ODD-Elemente.
The content slider must always be placed in its own article, which needs the classes slider and fullwidth
under Expert settings. If the slider should also get a slant to the bottom right or left, give the article the
class skw-br or skw-bl as well, see the table below.
In the article, place the elements Content-Slider (Umschlag Anfang) (wrapper start) and Content-Slider (Umschlag Ende) (wrapper stop). Between the wrapper elements, place one element of type Slider-Element per slide.
Add the image via the checkbox Add an image. If the slider should have a slant, also select the image size Slider mit Schräge (1920x900); for a slider without a slant, select the image size Slider (1920x750).
Reference table for the article classes:
| Slider | Classes in the article | Screenshot |
|---|---|---|
| without slant | slider fullwidth |
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| with slant bottom left | slider fullwidth skw-bl |
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| with slant bottom right | slider fullwidth skw-br |
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You find an example with a content slider on the page Content-Slider or on the home page of the ODD demo.
You can adjust the position of the text box by adding a class.
top-left: top lefttop-center: top centertop-right: top rightcenter-left: center leftcenter-center: centercenter-right: center rightbottom-left: bottom leftbottom-center: bottom centerbottom-right: bottom rightThe page Elemente mit Schrägen already contains various examples of elements with slanted edges.
Each section must be in its own article, which needs various classes:
primary-bg: background colorskw-tl: slant to the top leftskw-tr: slant to the top rightskw-bl: slant to the bottom leftskw-br: slant to the bottom right
For example, to give the article slants to the top right and bottom right (like the first example on the demo page),
add the classes primary-bg skw-tr skw-br in the article settings under Expert settings.
Reference table for the article classes:
The theme uses Bootstrap 4, which lets you, among other things, display elements side by side and at the same time in a single column on mobile devices.
For example, to display two text elements side by side, first add one element each of type
Contao Themes (Inhaltscontainer Anfang) (content container start) and Contao Themes (Inhaltscontainer Ende)
(content container end). The content container start element needs the class row.
Between the wrapper elements, place two text elements and select .col-12 and .col-md-6 under
Advanced CSS classes > Column widths for each. This means the elements are displayed in one column below a
width of 768px and in two columns above it. How exactly to use the classes is explained in the
Bootstrap 4 documentation.
You find an example in the ODD demo on the page Textelemente.
To place a header image, use the element type Image and select the template ce_image_headerimage_odd (up to Contao 4.13) or content_element/image/header_image_odd (Contao 5 and later) under Template settings.
For a header image without a slant, select the image size Headerbild (1920x400). You have to place the header image in its own article and select the template mod_article_fullwidth in the article settings.
You find an example on the page Headerbild ohne Schräge.
For a header image with a slant to the left, select the image size Headerbild (1920x400). You have to place the
header image in its own article, select the template mod_article_fullwidth in the article settings and add the
class skw-bl under Expert settings.
You find an example on the page Headerbild mit Schräge nach links.
For a header image with a slant to the right, select the image size Headerbild (1920x400). You have to place the
header image in its own article, select the template mod_article_fullwidth in the article settings and add the
class skw-br under Expert settings.
You find an example on the page Headerbild mit Schräge nach rechts.
You find examples of the headings on the page Textelemente.
To display the heading left-aligned and underlined, give the text element the class bordered-heading.
To display the heading centered and underlined, give the text element the classes bordered-heading and
text-sm-center.
You can set the class text-sm-center under Advanced CSS classes > Alignment.
To display the heading right-aligned and underlined, give the text element the classes bordered-heading and
text-sm-right.
You can set the class text-sm-right under Advanced CSS classes > Alignment.
If you give a link the class btn, it is displayed as a button.
To display a pricing table, place an element of type Preis-Tabelle (pricing table).
To highlight a box, fill in the field Bezeichnung für Hervorgehobene Box (label for highlighted box). To display several elements side by side, place them as described in the section Grid. You find two examples in the ODD demo on the page Weitere ODD-Elemente.
If you select the template ce_text_cthemes_simplebox under Template settings of a text element, it gets a white background as in the following screenshot.
To display several elements side by side, place them as described in the section Grid. You find an example in the ODD demo on the page Weitere ODD-Elemente.
To add a teaser box, place an element of type Teaser Box.
Add the image via the checkbox Add an image. Select the image size Teaserboxen (350x200).
To display several elements side by side, place them as described in the section Grid. You find an example in the ODD demo on the page Weitere ODD-Elemente.
Place an element of type Text und Icon (text and icon).
You can define a headline, a text, the Font Awesome icon and optionally a link. You find a list of available icons on the Font Awesome website. When you click an icon, you also see the classes at the top that you have to enter in the field Font Awesome 5 Icon (Klassen).
You find an example in the ODD demo on the page Weitere ODD-Elemente.
This page explains all modules and how you can use them.
The following modules are explained on this page:
Follow these steps to place an event list:
event_teaser_zeroone (event list with images)event_list_zeroone (event list without images)event_upcoming (simple event list with date and title only)mod_eventlist_zeroone (Template settings)Follow these steps to place the event reader (detail view):
event_full_zeroone (Template settings)Follow these steps to place a calendar:
cal_default (regular calendar)cal_mini (mini calendar)mod_calendar_zeroone (Template settings)The ODD theme uses Headroom.js to hide or show the navigation when you scroll down or up. To deactivate this, edit the template fe_bootstrap_odd and delete or comment out the following line near the end of the file.
$combiner->add('bundles/pdirthemeodd/js/headroom.min.js');
In the same way you could also deactivate Font Awesome by removing the following line.
$combiner->add('bundles/pdirthemeodd/fontawesome/js/all.min.js');
Follow these steps to place a news list:
news_latest_zeroone (news list with images)news_short_zeroone (news list without images)news_simple (simple news list with date/author and title only)mod_newslist_zeroone (Template settings)Follow these steps to place the news reader (detail view):
news_full_zeroone (Template settings)Follow these steps to place a newsletter form:
nl_default_zeroone (Template settings)Follow these steps to place a search engine:
mod_search_zeroone (Template settings)The ODD theme already ships templates and stylesheets for the Maklermodul (real estate module).
The Maklermodul documentation contains all information on installing and setting up the Maklermodul.
Add the following line to custom.scss (/files/odd/scss) so that the list and detail view are displayed as in the screenshots.
@import 'maklermodul';First create one page each for the list view and the detail view.
Create a module of type Immobilienliste (property list) as described in the documentation.
Create a module of type Expose as described in the documentation.
Create a module of type MaklerModul Kopfbild (header image) as described in the documentation.
Place the modules for the list view and the exposé in the articles of the respective pages. For the header image, create another article placed in the header (above the article of the detail view).
For the articles of the header image and the detail view, select the template mod_article_fullwidth in the article settings (wrench icon) under Template settings.
If the filters in the list view should always be visible instead of only after clicking the button “Filter ausklappen”, you can achieve this with a small template change. Create the template makler_list_odd and remove the following two lines at around line 41:
<a href="<?= $this->staticListPage ?>" class="btn toggle-filter show-filter active">Filter ausklappen</a>
<a href="<?= $this->staticListPage ?>" class="btn toggle-filter hide-filter">Filter einklappen</a>If you carried out all steps as described, the list should be displayed as in the following screenshots.
To build a multilingual website with the ODD theme, you can install the extension Contao Multilingual Pages [i18nl10n]. Then you do not have to duplicate the site structure, only the elements that are displayed in different languages. You find documentation for Contao 3 here; there is none for Contao 4 yet.
Alternatively, you can create a site structure for each language without this extension. You find more about this in the Contao manual.
If you do not want to duplicate the site structure, install the extension exploreimpact/contao-i18nl10n with the Contao Manager.
In the website root of the site structure you can select the alternative languages under i18nl10n settings.
Under the menu item Multilingual pages, add the pages in the other languages. To create all pages, click L10N for all.
The elements now have the option to select the language under L10n settings. Select Neutral if the element should be displayed in all languages.
If you prefer to work with several site structures, select the corresponding website root under ODD Elements in the article settings under Template settings.
With the Social Feed Bundle you can display posts from Facebook and Instagram in the ODD theme. Simply install the package pdir/social-feed-bundle via the Contao Manager.
How to set up the Facebook stream and how to place the modules is explained on the following page: Social Feed documentation.
When setting up the news module, select news_social_feed_odd as the news template.
You can update the theme easily via the Contao Manager. Then open the install tool and update the database.
A database backup beforehand never hurts!
When updating the theme from version 1 to 2, a few changes are necessary, because Contao Bootstrap and Bootstrap Grid are no longer dependencies of the theme in version 2.
In the page layouts, the page template fe_page_odd (one column), fe_page_odd_left (two columns with left column), fe_page_odd_right (two columns with right column) or fe_page_odd_three_columns (three columns) must be selected (previously fe_bootstrap_odd).
For the navigation modules (e.g. Navigationsleiste mit Schräge and Navigationsleiste ohne Schräge), the module type must be changed to Navigation menu.
As module template, mod_navigation_odd_sloping (navigation with slant), mod_navigation_odd (without slant) or mod_navigation_odd_sloping_topright (slant in the opposite direction) must be selected.
As navigation template, nav_default_odd must be selected.
If the module types Registration or Personal data are used, member_grouped must be selected as the template (previously member_grouped_bs_odd).
If a Bootstrap gallery was used, the element type must be changed to a regular gallery.
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