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Templating Manual
Templating Manual
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3.1.1
Generating a Provider extension
This chapter of the documentation describes how to build code automatically. There are a few features in the Fluid Powered TYPO3 family which enable automatic code generation based on conventions. The first and most important such feature…
3.1.2
Extension scope explanation
By isolating each package of templates and configuration into Provider Extensions we clearly separate them and allow them to be used together in sites. Just as an example, there is no reason why you cannot install both a Twitter Bootstrap…
3.1.3
Language file explanation
You should work in English first, you can always change the default language later using TYPO3's language configuration. Doing this makes it much easier to share your examples, get support, avoid confusion with label names and of course it…
3.1.4
Registration in PHP
In order to tell Flux that you have added a Provider Extension and that your Provider Extension contains this and that type of template files (e.g. Page and Content templates) you use a small piece of PHP code: TYPO3 versions before 6.2…
3.1.5
Provider Extension Configuration Files
Fluid Powered TYPO3 and the TYPO3 core itself enables several ways of adding the TypoScript you need to configure your extension's templates. Which one you should use is completely up to you, but each has drawbacks and advantages which you…
