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Templating Manual
Templating Manual
ViewHelper Reference
3.2.1
Common file structure
Fluid Powered TYPO3 uses the Extbase convention as default locations for template files. This means that your template files are usually located in the EXT:myextensionkey/Resources/Private folder the default folder for so called private…
3.2.2
Creating Page Templates
A page template consists of two parts: a layout and a template file. Layouts build the HTML 'skeleton' of your page (the part between the body tags) and define the dynamic parts with 'sections'. The representation for the backend of those…
3.2.3
Creating Content Elements
Content elements are defined similar to page templates and consist of a layout and a template file. Typically the layout simply renders the main section of the template and is shared with several content elements: All magic happens in the…
3.2.4
Flux Fields
You have already seen a few examples of various flux:field. ViewHelpers being used in templates for pages and content. These ViewHelpers are so called Flux Form Components specifically a group of Components which creates definitions of form…
3.2.5
Grid
The Grid is a structure much like an HTML table, with rows and columns that define a grid structure of cells. In Flux you can define grids inside templates by using the flux:grid ViewHelper and sub ViewHelpers flux:grid.row and…
3.2.6
Language files
In this example, we will translate the following Flux form element: (Please notice, that this is a Configuration section for a Page template. Content and Plugin templates require an additional flux:form.content tag in flux:grid.column ) So…
