A Contao CMS 4.x bundle that applies a custom theme to the back end of the website.
To add custom element set configurations, add your .php files into the following directories (including any number of subdirectories) in your bundle.
Examples:
%kernel.project_dir%/Resources/contao/config/element_sets
%kernel.project_dir%/contao/config/element_sets
Alternatively, you can use an event listener that accepts the Rhyme\ContaoBackendThemeBundle\Event\LoadElementSetsEvent type event, with tag rhyme_be.load_element_sets.
To add custom images for each element set, each image must be of type .png, and the file name must match the element set config key.
Add your custom element set images into an element_sets directory (including any number of subdirectories) anywhere in your bundle directory.
Examples:
src/Resources/element_sets
src/Resources/public/assets/img/element_sets
NOTE: In order for the images to work, you need to run the Recreate the symlinks command via "Maintenance" > "Purge Data" in Contao.
Alternatively, you can run the assets:install command in the %kernel.project_dir%. Be sure to replace web or public with your custom %contao.web_dir% if you have one.
Examples:
php vendor/bin/contao-console assets:install web --symlink
php vendor/bin/contao-console assets:install public --symlink
To add language entries for each custom element set, you need to add to the $GLOBALS['TL_LANG']['VEE']['element_sets'] array. You may add them into your default.php or default.xlf files, but we recommend adding element_sets.php or element_sets.xlf files to your language directories to keep things organized.
Language entries for element sets must match the element set's config key.
Language entries for element set groups must match the group's config key, prepended by group_. For example, an element set group with the config key my_element_set_group would need to have the language entry key group_my_element_set_group.
Examples:
/**
* Element set groups
*/
$GLOBALS['TL_LANG']['VEE']['element_sets']['group_my_element_set_group'] = 'My Awesome Element Sets';
/**
* Element sets
*/
$GLOBALS['TL_LANG']['VEE']['element_sets']['my_element_set'] = 'My First Awesome Element Set';