# The [theme name].info.yml file provides all the settings and meta-data for the
# theme. The file must have the same name as the theme folder.

# The display name for this theme. The name will appear on the Appearance page.
name: SUBTHEME_NAME

# The type defines the extension type (module, theme, etc.)
# This is required and should always be set to 'theme' for a theme.
type: theme

# A brief description of the theme. The description will appear on the
# Appearance page.
description: SUBTHEME_NAME custom Drupal theme.

base theme: cornerstone

package: SUBTHEME_MACHINE_NAME

# The supported Drupal version.
core: 8.x

# Libraries contain CSS and JavaScript files. The libraries setting is used to
# globally add libraries, which means they will appear on every page. Libraries
# are not limited to ones defined in the the theme. Ones from other themes and
# modules can be included as long as they are installed.
#
# Libraries are defined in [theme name].libraries.yml. To conditionally include
# libraries see https://www.drupal.org/theme-guide/8/assets.
libraries:
  - SUBTHEME_MACHINE_NAME/SUBTHEME_ASSET-styles
  - SUBTHEME_MACHINE_NAME/modernizr

# Override asset libraries.
libraries-override:
  core/modernizr: SUBTHEME_MACHINE_NAME/modernizr
  core/jquery.ui.tabs:
    css:
      component:
        assets/vendor/jquery.ui/themes/base/tabs.css: false
  core/jquery.ui:
    css:
      theme:
        assets/vendor/jquery.ui/themes/base/theme.css: false
  blocktabs/blocktabs:
    css:
      theme:
        css/blocktabs.css: false
  system/base:
    css:
      component:
        /core/themes/stable/css/system/components/tablesort.module.css: false
  chosen_lib/chosen.css: false

#   core/drupal.active-link: false

# Extend asset libraries.
# libraries-extend:
#   core/drupal.user:
#     - classy/user1
#     - classy/user2

# # Make CSS styles available in the CKEditor preview.
ckeditor_stylesheets:
  - assets/css/ckeditor.styles.css

# The screenshot is the image used on the appearance page. The setting is
# optional, and if not specified, Drupal will automatically look for a file
# called 'screenshot.png' in the root of the theme's folder. If a different file
# name or type is wanted, the screenshot setting must be used.
#
# If the theme does not supply a screenshot, and uses a base theme that does,
# the screenshot will be inheritted from the base theme.
screenshot: screenshot.png

# If no regions are not defined Drupal will use a set of default regions.
# Defining any number of regions will override the default list provided by
# core. So, if only one region is defined, one is all that is created.
#
# The following is the list of default regions:
#
# sidebar_first: Left sidebar
# sidebar_second: Right sidebar
# content: Content
# header: Header
# primary_menu: Primary menu
# secondary_menu: Secondary menu
# footer: Footer
# highlighted: Highlighted
# help: Help
# breadcrumb: Breadcrumb
#
# The 'content' region is the only required region. All other regions can be
# named anything you want. The format is machine_name: Display Name.
#
# Once you define your own regions, you will need to add a custom page.html.twig
# file to print the regions.
regions:
  banner: 'Banner'
  header: 'Header'
  navigation: 'Navigation'
  sub_navigation: 'Sub Navigation'
  sidebar_first: 'Sidebar First'
  sidebar_second: 'Sidebar Second'
  featured: 'Featured'
  content_top: 'Content Top'
  content: 'Content'
  content_bottom: 'Content Bottom'
  secondary: 'Secondary'
  tertiary: 'Tertiary'
  footer: 'Footer'
  page_top: 'Page Top'
  page_bottom: 'Page Bottom'
  hidden: 'Hidden'
