6. Page Appearance and Layout
In this chapter you will learn how to make your web pages attractive and professionally looking with the help of Twitter Bootstrap CSS Framework and how to position elements on a page using ZF3 layout mechanism. You'll also become familiar with common view helpers allowing for composing web pages of reusable parts. If you are new to Twitter Bootstrap, it is also recommended that you refer to Appendix C. Introduction to Twitter Bootstrap for advanced description of Bootstrap capabilities.
ZF3 components covered in this chapter:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
Zend\Mvc |
Support of MVC pattern. Implements base controller classes, controller plugins, etc. |
Zend\View |
Implements the functionality for variable containers, rendering a web page and common view helpers. |
- 6.1. About CSS Stylesheets and Twitter Bootstrap
- 6.2. Page Layout in Zend Framework 3
- 6.3. Modifying the Default Page Layout
- 6.4. Switching between Layouts
- 6.5. Partial Views
- 6.6. Placeholder View Helper
- 6.7. Adding Scripts to a Web Page
- 6.8. Adding CSS Stylesheets to a Web Page
- 6.9. Writing Own View Helpers
- 6.10. View Models and Page Composition
- 6.11. Summary