Creating a Subtheme in Drupal with Bootstrap5

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Samuel J Huskey has detailed the process of creating a subtheme in Drupal using the Bootstrap5 theme in his recent post, "Rebuilding a Theme, Part II: Creating a Subtheme." Samuel opted for Bootstrap5 over Radix due to its reduced dependency on nodeJS. He explains the installation and enabling of Bootstrap5, the creation of a subtheme using a Drush command, and the subsequent enabling and setting of this subtheme as the default.

Samuel praises Bootstrap5 for its default features, such as centered content and a footer pushed to the bottom of the browser window, requiring less customization than Radix. He concludes by expressing satisfaction with Bootstrap5's implementation and readiness to customize his subtheme further.

Reference: Rebuilding a Theme, Part II: Creating a Subtheme by Samuel J. Huskey (3 July 2024)

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