v4.3Bootstrap 5 responsive admin template
documented by Sean Ngu
Updated on: 01/March/2024
By: Sean Ngu
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Follow the following step to install the laravel in your localhost
You may refer to their official documentation for how to setup the development environment.
Setup Guide
<!-- run the following command --> cd /your-path-url/template_laravel composer install npm install npm run dev php artisan serve <!-- browse the url --> http://127.0.0.1:8000/
Make sure PHP >= 8.0.0 & node.js has been installed on your localhost / server
File structure overview for Laravel Version
studio_laravel_v4.3/
├──template_laravel_startup/ // version without demo pages
└──template_laravel/ // version include all demo pages
├── artisan
├── composer.json
├── package.json
├── phpunit.xml
├── server.php
├── webpack.mix.js
├── app/
├── bootstrap/
├── config/
├── database/
├── public/
├── resources/
│ ├── lang
│ ├── js
│ ├── scss
│ └── views
│ ├── errors
│ ├── layout
│ ├── pages
│ └── partial
├── routes/
├── storage/
└── tests/
We split the header, sidebar, footer and etc into few other part and include it in the base file. Base file has been located in /resources/views/layouts/default.blade.php.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="{{ app()->getLocale() }}"{{ (!empty($htmlAttribute)) ? $htmlAttribute : '' }}>
<head>
@include('partial.head')
</head>
<body class="{{ (!empty($bodyClass)) ? $bodyClass : '' }}">
<!-- BEGIN #app -->
<div id="app" class="app {{ (!empty($appClass)) ? $appClass : '' }}">
@includeWhen(empty($appHeaderHide), 'partial.header')
@includeWhen(empty($appSidebarHide), 'partial.sidebar')
@if (empty($appContentHide))
<!-- BEGIN #content -->
<div id="content" class="app-content {{ (!empty($appContentClass)) ? $appContentClass : '' }}">
@yield('content')
</div>
<!-- END #content -->
@else
@yield('content')
@endif
@includeWhen(!empty($appFooter), 'partial.footer')
</div>
<!-- END #app -->
@include('partial.scroll-top-btn')
@include('partial.theme-panel')
@include('partial.scripts')
</body>
</html>
Below is the list of supported variable / setting in view file.
| Variable | Usage |
|---|---|
@extends('layout.default', ['htmlAttribute' => '']) |
Set the attribute for html tag |
@extends('layout.default', ['bodyClass' => '']) |
Set the css class for body tag |
@extends('layout.default', ['appClass' => '']) |
Set the app class for div#app tag |
@extends('layout.default', ['appContentClass' => '']) |
Set the app content class for div#app-content tag |
@extends('layout.default', ['appHeaderHide' => true]) |
Flag to exclude header from your page |
@extends('layout.default', ['appSidebarHide' => true]) |
Flag to exclude sidebar from your page |
@extends('layout.default', ['appContentHide' => true]) |
Flag to place your page content outside #app-content container |
@extends('layout.default', ['appFooter' => true]) |
Flag to include footer in your page |
@extends('layout.default', ['appTopNav' => true]) |
Flag to include top nav in your page |
Using laravel stacks to add css / js by page level.
// example for how to add page level css
@push('css')
<link href="/assets/plugins/photoswipe/dist/photoswipe.css" rel="stylesheet">
...
@endpush
// example for how to add page level js
@push('js')
<script src="/assets/plugins/photoswipe/dist/photoswipe-ui-default.min.js"></script>
...
@endpush
The default sidebar menu generator will set the .menu-item as active stat if the current url match with the pre-defined url for sidebar menu. Below is an example for
custom active stat for those dynamic url like /product/edit/124.
// set the menu as active stat from .blade file without matching the url @php config(['sidebar.activeUrl' => '/pos/kitchen-order']); @endphp
All the css files used in Studio Larvel has been compiled into two files app.min.css and vendor.min.css by laravel mix. You may change the color scheme from /resources/scss/_variables.scss.
vendor.min.cssapp.min.cssThis theme compiles 6 javascript library into two files app.min.js and vendor.min.js by laravel mix.
vendor.min.jsapp.min.jsSidebar collapsed:
@extends('layout.default', [
'appClass' => 'app-sidebar-collapsed'
])
Full height:
@extends('layout.default', [
'appClass' => 'app-content-full-height'
])
Full width:
@extends('layout.default', [
'appClass' => 'app-content-full-width'
])
Fixed footer:
@extends('layout.default', [
'appFooter' => 'true'
])
Boxed Layout
@extends('layout.default', [
'bodyClass' => 'app-with-bg'
'appClass' => 'app-boxed-layout'
])
Top Nav
@extends('layout.default', [
'appSidebarHide' => 'true',
'appTopNav' => 'true',
'appClass' => 'app-without-sidebar'
])
Without Sidebar
@extends('layout.default', [
'appClass' => 'app-without-sidebar',
'appSidebarHide' => 'true'
])
Without Header
@extends('layout.default', [
'appClass' => 'app-without-header',
'appHeaderHide' => 'true'
])
Add the theme class to the <body> tag in order to change the theme color.
<body class="theme-red">...</body> <body class="theme-pink">...</body> <body class="theme-orange">...</body> <body class="theme-yellow">...</body> <body class="theme-lime">...</body> <body class="theme-green">...</body> <body class="theme-teal">...</body> <body class="theme-cyan">...</body> <body class="theme-blue">...</body> <body class="theme-purple">...</body> <body class="theme-indigo">...</body> <body class="theme-black">...</body> <body class="theme-gray-100">...</body> <body class="theme-gray-200">...</body> <body class="theme-gray-300">...</body> <body class="theme-gray-400">...</body> <body class="theme-gray-500">...</body> <body class="theme-gray-600">...</body> <body class="theme-gray-700">...</body> <body class="theme-gray-800">...</body> <body class="theme-gray-900">...</body>
If you wish to enable the dark mode instead, you can easily do so by adding the data-bs-theme="dark" attribute from the HTML tag.
This will disable the default dark mode and enable the light mode theme.
Please note that once you add the data-bs-theme="dark" attribute,
the dark mode theme will persist even if the user refreshes the page or navigates to a different page within the application.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> </html>to
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en" data-bs-theme="dark"> </html>
With this example, the data-bs-theme="dark" attribute has been added to html tag. This will enable the dark mode to the entire page.
OR
If you want to apply dark / light mode to a single component only, you can add the data-bs-theme="dark|light" attribute to that component.
<div class="card" data-bs-theme="dark">
<div class="card-body">
<!-- your component content here -->
</div>
</div>
To enable RTL mode, follow these steps:
/src/_variables.scss file in your code editor.$enable-rtl variable and change its value to true:
$enable-rtl: true;This will enable RTL mode for your application.
app.min.css file:
npm run devThis will regenerate the app.min.css file with the changes you made to the
$enable-rtl variable.
Global Variables
The /resources/scss/_variables.scss file contains the variables that control the styles of your application.
To edit these variables, navigate to the /resources/scss/_variables.scss file in your code editor and modify the values of the variables to suit your needs.
<!-- global variable --> /resources/scss/_variables.scss
Dark Mode Variables
The /resources/scss/_variables-dark.scss file contains the variables that control the styles for dark mode.
These variables are used in conjunction with the variables in the /resources/scss/_variables.scss file to provide different values for light and dark modes.
<!-- dark mode variable --> /resources/scss/_variables-dark.scss
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