[THEME] Language file overrides
Hi all,
I've been testing with several flat-file CMSs lately and Bludit is the right one for me. I like it a lot.
Still, I may be missing something, but I don't understand what the [THEME NAME]/languages/LANG_FILE.json actually does apart from setting the theme name and description.
I'm looking to override some of the strings from the default language files located at /languages/ but without modifying the default files. is that achievable with the theme's language file?
I've created a file in [THEME NAME]/languages/ and renamed it to he_IL.json, but it does not seem to do anything...
Help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
I've been testing with several flat-file CMSs lately and Bludit is the right one for me. I like it a lot.
Still, I may be missing something, but I don't understand what the [THEME NAME]/languages/LANG_FILE.json actually does apart from setting the theme name and description.
I'm looking to override some of the strings from the default language files located at /languages/ but without modifying the default files. is that achievable with the theme's language file?
I've created a file in [THEME NAME]/languages/ and renamed it to he_IL.json, but it does not seem to do anything...
Help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
create a new dir in your theme folder , for example my-theme
create a text file and save as metadata.json
json details :
this is the way to define the theme so it can appear in the theme url
you can understand the usage in the core/json
create a text file and save as metadata.json
json details :
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{
"author": "your name",
"email": "your email",
"website": "your website if needed to update the theme if its vail , leave blank if you dun wanna add",
"version": "1.4 or any , its the version of the theme",
"releaseDate": "2012-05-20 date of creation the theme , any date works",
"license": "if you have or leave it as CCA 3.0",
"compatible": "1.5.2 its the most important part , the compatibility for bludit current version so 1.5.2 is the latest version ",
"notes": "if you have any"
}
you can understand the usage in the core/json