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  1. Theme development

Styling (CSS)

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Introduction

  • e107 v2.x is designed for Bootstrap styling. It is therefore encouraged for developers to use bootstrap as their guide for their HTML markup.

  • A default Bootstrap 3 is provided with e107. For html markup and examples, please refer to the and for snippets: .

  • If you find markup in the core templates of e107 which does not work well with bootstrap, please let us know in the Github issue tracker, so that we may correct it.

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