Customize
customize
This guide will cover how you can customize the look and feel to align it to your specific brand, and how further configuration (like adding a style guide to an existing documentJS docs) can be done.
This guide will cover how you can customize the look and feel to align it to your specific brand, and how further configuration (like adding a style guide to an existing documentJS docs) can be done.
Creating a Theme
To create a theme for your living style guide, first create the following folder structure in the root of your project:
style-guide-theme
can be any name that you want to use for your theme.static
andstyles
should be used for the other folders as this follows the directory structure of the default theme, making it easier to overwrite the styles.The next step is to update
documentjs.json
to indicate where the theme resources are located.For example:
Overwriting Existing Styles
To see the default styles, look in:
node_modules/documentjs/site/default/static/styles
(you can see these styles documented in Our Living Style Guide).Then copy the file that you want to change over to
style-guide-theme/static/styles
. Inside of this file include only the styles that you want to overwrite and make your changes.Adding New Styles
If you'd like to add a new LESS file, simply copy over
styles.less
(which imports all the stylesheets) and@import
your new file. DocumentJS will automatically resolve default file imports for any files you don't copy over so don't have to worry about fixing the file paths for the@import
statement.Adding to Existing DocJS
If your development team is already using DocumentJS to generate JavaScript API docs, you can install DocumentCSS as indicated in this guide having in mind that the configuration of the
document.json
file will be a little different. Since your project will already contain this file, it will look something like this:To this configuation you will need to add the style guide portion as follows:
Continue to the next guide:
> Publishing Your Living Style Guide.