This will allow you to use multiple themes for symfony, each with it's own templates and stylesheets.

Download

Grab the code at GitHub: https://github.com/acetous/Symfony-Themed

New Directory for Templates

The templates have to be stored in sf_root_dir/themes/application/themename/module. A theme named default has to be present. Layouts have to be placed in sf_root_dir/themes/themename/application.

Example:

• sf_root_dir/themes/default/frontend/layout.php is the new place for your layout
• sf_root_dir/themes/default/frontend/post/indexSuccess.php is the new place for the success-template when calling the index-action on the post-module

Stylesheets

Create stylesheets for your theme. You'll need to create one for each application.

Example:

• default-frontend.css
• default-backend.css

Please include this stylesheets in your themes root directory. They need to be copied into the /web/css folder.

Only Change What You Need

All themes (except default) will load the default-templates if a custom one is not found. This way you just need to create the template files you want to alter.

Apart from that the default-stylesheet will be included if a custom one cannot be found.

Installation

• Copy this classes to you lib directory (the task to lib/task and filter to lib/filter).
• Move your templates.
• Edit your filters.yml. Add one filter for the themes logic: <pre>rendering: ~ security: ~ themes: class: ThemedFilter cache: ~ execution: ~ </pre>
• Done!

Setup a Theme

Just run the ./symfony themed:setup task to setup all themes or ./symfony themed:setup name to setup a specific theme.