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Drupal is actually built on the twin patterns of Observer and Visitor, although it doesnt call them by name. Instead, it calls them hooks. hooknodeload(), hookuserlogin(), and so forth are, in essence, observers on nodes and users. hookformalter(), hooknodeview(), and so forth are, in essence, visitors.

In drupal, a theme handles the appearance of the site and a template handles how your content is rendered. Think of it like this: the template is used to render the content, then the theme is applied on that content. Edit: So, your css files live with the theme in drupal, and have nothing to do with the templates.

You must place themes in the themes folder of your Drupal installation. Note that Drupal core themes such as Bartik and Seven are located in the core/themes folder of your installation. It is good practice to place the contributed themes in a sub folder named contrib and your own themes in a folder named custom.

Themes in Drupal sites. Themes are what make a Drupal website look the way it does. Themers, or theme developers, use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other front-end assets in order to implement a design for their site. Each individual theme is a collection of files that define the presentation layer for your application.

Go to your Drupal admin panel and click the Appearance tool. Click the button labeled, + new theme. Choose the theme file from your computer and click the button. If you the URL of the theme directly, you can also use that instead of a downloadable file.

Base-Level Directories /libraries - All third party external libraries leveraged by Drupal, such as a WYSIWYG editor. This folder is not included by core, but used with many contributed modules. /modules - The directory into which all custom (created by you) and contributed (created by community) modules go.

Template files are responsible for the HTML markup of every page generated by Drupal. Any file ending with the . html. twig extension is a template file.

You can override Drupal core templates or contributed modules templates by adding templates to your theme folder that follow a specific naming convention. To override templates you need to: Locate the template you wish to override. Copy the template file from its base location into your theme folder.