About ProcessWireBootstrap3
Blank Bootstrap 3 Profile for the ProcessWire CMS/CMF.
| Category | Site Profiles A site profile represents a full ProcessWire site ready to be installed. |
|---|---|
| Release State | Stable Should be safe for use in production environments. * |
| Author |  philipp |
| Module Version | 1.0 |
| Class Name | ProcessWireBootstrap3 |
| Compatibility | 2.3, 2.4 |
| Date Added | February 4, 2014 |
| Recommended By | New recommendations may take up to 1 day to appear. |
Instructions
This module's files should be placed in /site/modules/ProcessWireBootstrap3/
How to install or uninstall modules
README
ProcessWireBootstrap3
This a site profile for the ProcessWire 2.3+ CMS providing a nearly blank template with an included Bootstrap 3. It's kept simple and as slim as possible so it's a good start for new pages.
- Includes Bootstrap 3 and a blank Installation
- Only basic fields and templates (used Somas blank profile)
- The navigation function from Joss S. Bootstrap 2.3 profile was modified for Bootstrap 3 and is included.
- Features the basic include('head.inc') principle from Ryans PW profile.
For further information, look at the Bootstrap 3 documentation or ask at the ProcessWire forums.
Thanks to Philipp U. (soma) and the Bootstrap team.
Installation
This is a site profile for ProcessWire. Install as usual:
- Download the latest ProcessWire
- Before installing, replace the following directories from the installation with this profile.
- Replace /site-default/install/
- Replace /site-default/templates/
- Install ProcessWire.
Now you can use the template by navigating to the /site/templates folder and start editing. The header is located under /site/templates/includes/header.inc .
Comments
This download has two problems. It's missing /site-default/assets folder and the file in /site-default/config.php has zero bytes and is not writeable. Copyied the assets folder and config.php from the original 2.4 download and then you can get install to work.
I just changed my navigation code to use the $pages->find('parent=1') instead of the renderChildrenOf function used in this site profile and it made my website much faster!
The website went from having a 3-5 second php delivery to a 700ms php delivery. (index.php's time in google chrome.)
I am assuming it is because this renderChildrenOf loads the page information for all pages under your homepage, so if you have thousands of pages, it adds unnecessary overhead vs the parent= which just gets 1 level. Bootstrap only makes use of 2 levels so that is not very efficient.
Just wanted to let you know I speed up my website big time by doing my own menu code!
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