Drupal W3CSS Theme Configuration
This page is for setting up the Drupal 8 W3CSS theme
- How to install the Drupal 8 W3CSS theme – Watch the video
Download the theme to your-drupal-site-name/themes/
and go to your-site-domain/admin/appearance
. Scroll to the bottom until you see the Drupal 8 W3CSS Theme, click “Install and set as default,” then click “Save.”
- How to change the logo – Watch the video
Go to your-drupal-site-name/admin/appearance/settings/drupal8_w3css_theme
and uncheck “Use the logo supplied by the theme.” Then upload your custom website logo, insert the path into the “Path to custom logo” text field, and click Save. The logo size is fixed—if you want to change it, you’ll need to do so in a sub-theme.
- How to enable the page title
Go to your-drupal-site-name/admin/structure/block
and scroll down to find the page title region. By default, the page title is disabled—just click “Enable” to activate the page title.
- How to enable the site slogan – Watch the video
Go to your-drupal-site-name/admin/structure/block
and find the Header region. You should see two blocks: User Account Menu and Site Branding. Click “Configure” for the Site Branding block and check the box for the site slogan.
- How to change the favicon
Go to your-drupal-site-name/admin/appearance/settings/drupal8_w3css_theme
and uncheck “Use the favicon supplied by the theme.” Then upload your custom favicon and click “Save.”
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