Admin Theme

• Configuration
• Creating a Theme

Configuration

To configure the admin theme in Bagisto, follow these steps:

1. In the Bagisto root directory, navigate to the config folder and open the themes.php file. Look for the keys admin-default and admin-themes. The configuration will appear as follows:

   <?php
   return [
       'admin-default' => 'default',
   
       'admin-themes' => [
           'default' => [
               'views_path' => 'resources/admin-themes/default/views',
               'assets_path' => 'public/admin-themes/default/assets',
               'name' => 'Default'
           ]
       ]
   ];
   

   Key	Description
   admin-default	Sets the current theme for the admin area
   admin-themes	Stores a list of available themes

Creating a Theme

To create a new admin theme, follow these steps:

1. Add a new theme entry to the admin-themes array in the themes.php file:

   <?php
   return [
       'admin-default' => 'default',
   
       'admin-themes' => [
           'default' => [
               'views_path' => 'resources/admin-themes/default/views',
               'assets_path' => 'public/admin-themes/default/assets',
               'name' => 'Default'
           ],
   
           'theme1' => [
               'views_path' => 'resources/admin-themes/theme1/views',
               'assets_path' => 'public/admin-themes/theme1/assets',
               'name' => 'Theme 1'
           ]
       ]
   ];
   

2. In the new theme entry, specify the path to the views and assets folders according to your desired structure. For example:

   • Views structure:

     - resources
       └── admin-themes
           └── theme1
               └── views
     

   • Assets structure:

     - public
       └── admin-themes
           └── theme1
               └── assets
     

3. To replace the dashboard page with a custom version, create the same directory structure for the dashboard in the theme1 folder as it exists in the default folder. For example:

   - resources
     └── admin-themes
         └── theme1
             └── views
                 └── dashboard
                     └── index.blade.php
   

4. In the newly created index.blade.php file, add the desired content for the dashboard page. For example:

   Theme 1 Sample
   

5. Finally, activate the new theme by changing the value of the admin-default key in the config/themes.php file:

   'admin-default' => 'theme1',
   

Now, when you access the dashboard page in the admin area, you should see the customized version provided by the new theme (Theme 1).