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BlindPenguin's avatar
BlindPenguin
2 posts
4 years ago
BlindPenguin's avatar BlindPenguin

Hi there,

i may have overlooked something in the docs, but where am i supposed to put all the assets in? I have a bunch of assets from a HTML Theme i’ve bought long ago, that i’m trying to modify for EE. And i’m certainly not going to copy-paste everything into some editor interfaces.

Thanks

       
USC Chan's avatar
USC Chan
81 posts
4 years ago
USC Chan's avatar USC Chan

You can put them wherever works for you. I have an “/assets” folder on the server for exactly this, and just manage it with FTP, rather than through EE. It doesn’t need to know about every folder you use, if you don’t want it to.

If you do want to manage assets in EE, but don’t want the hassle of uploading everything through the EE interface, you can get around that by uploading all of the assets by FTP to a folder (or folders) which EE does know about, and then syncing the folder in EE’s file manager.

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5BYFIVE Creative's avatar
5BYFIVE Creative
159 posts
4 years ago
5BYFIVE Creative's avatar 5BYFIVE Creative

If you are talking about css files and images for the HTML theme, you can put them wherever you want. Some people might have an “assets” folder with folders inside for CSS, javascript, images, etc. Or maybe add a folder in the “images” folder for the theme images. And then maybe put HTML them CSS in SASS files or something to compress into one stylesheet. It’s really up to you.

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Rob Allen's avatar
Rob Allen
3,114 posts
4 years ago
Rob Allen's avatar Rob Allen

Like others I tend to have an /assets folder with sub folders for various items, my own base install uses these folders:

/assets/css /assets/fonts /assets/js /assets/images /assets/ugc/images /assets/ugc/docs

This then keeps “assets” separate from the EE core/default folders.

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BlindPenguin's avatar
BlindPenguin
2 posts
4 years ago
BlindPenguin's avatar BlindPenguin

Works perfectly. Thanks guys.

       

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