Bricks

# Folder Structure

# Overview

(theme root)
├─ acf-json
├─ dist
├─ functions
│  ├─ cpt
│  └─ lib
├─ languages
├─ node_modules
├─ src
│  ├─ fonts
│  ├─ img
│  ├─ js
│  └─ sass
├─ templates
└─ vendor

# Folder Details

# acf-json

Support for Advanced Custom Fields local JSON (opens new window). You can delete this directory if you don't use this feature (more details on ACF page).

# dist

Compiled resources coming from src and built by Gulp, directly loaded into the theme.

WARNING

The contents of this folder are automatically updated and overwritten by compiling tasks. You should not manually edit anything here.

# functions

Modularization of functions.php WordPress file (more details on Functions page).

# functions/cpt

Custom Post Types (opens new window) and Custom Taxonomies (opens new window) definitions.
Two *.php.sample files are already present. You can rename them to *.php and start customizing them to your needs (Any *.php file present in this folder will be automatically loaded in to the theme)

# functions/lib

Third-party php resources. WP Bootstrap Navwalker (opens new window) is already present, you can add here more php libraries you might need to include.

# node_modules

NPM dependencies. Automatically created during installation, it should not be modified manually.

# languages

Translations support. The source template.pot template file is located here, you shuld put here also actual *.po and *.mo translation files (more details on Localization page).

# src

Uncompiled resource files, ready to be edited and customized. They will be compiled to dist by Gulp.

# src/fonts

Source custom font files (otf/ttf fonts will be converted into woff2 web format, while woff/woff2 fonts will be simply copied).

# src/img

Source images (will be optimized with imagemin).

# src/js

Source JavaScript files (will be bundled by Rollup).

# src/sass

Source Sass files (will be optimized by PurgeCSS and Autoprefixer).

# templates

Template files partials, to be called with get_template_part(). Bricks templates are modularized and split into partial files, in order to keep an ordered stucture and provide a component-like development experience.

TIP

You are encouraged to take advantage of get_template_part() (opens new window) and modularize your own custom templates as well, to keep your code clean, simple and easily maintainable.

# vendor

Composer dependencies. Automatically created during installation, it should not be modified manually.

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