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Drupal 8 Development Cookbook

You're reading from   Drupal 8 Development Cookbook Harness the power of Drupal 8 with this practical recipe-based guide

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2017
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ISBN-13 9781788290401
Length 430 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Preface 1. Up and Running with Drupal 8 FREE CHAPTER 2. The Content Authoring Experience 3. Displaying Content through Views 4. Extending Drupal 5. Frontend for the Win 6. Creating Forms with the Form API 7. Plug and Play with Plugins 8. Multilingual and Internationalization 9. Configuration Management - Deploying in Drupal 8 10. The Entity API 11. Off the Drupalicon Island 12. Web Services 13. The Drupal CLI

Using the new asset management system


The asset management system is the most recent one to Drupal 8. The asset management system allows modules and themes to register libraries. Libraries define CSS style sheets and JavaScript files that need to be loaded with the page. Drupal 8 takes this approach for the frontend performance. Rather than loading all CSS or JavaScript assets, only those required for the current page in the specified libraries will be loaded.

In this recipe, we will define a libraries.yml file that will define a CSS style sheet and JavaScript file provided by a custom theme.

Getting ready

This recipe assumes that you have created a custom theme, such as the one you created in the first recipe. When you see mytheme in this recipe, use the machine name of the theme that you created.

How to do it...

  1. Create a folder named css in your theme's base directory.
  2. In your css folder, add a style.css file that will hold the theme's CSS declarations. For the purpose of demonstration, add...
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