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Overview of Phanbook file structure

The recommend files structure is:

.
├── /assets
|   └── /css
|       ├── app.css
|   ├── /fonts
|   ├── /images
|   ├── /js
├── info.php  [required]
├── post.volt [required]
└── single.volt [required]
└── [required]
|__ /layouts
	|
	|___layout.volt [required]

To see whole structure you can take look at http://github.com/phanbook/blog or inside directory content/themes/default

If you use assets, it is required that you keep them inside of an assets folder of the themes, and make use of the {{assets}} helper for service css, js, images and other assets files. Without this, your theme may use customs assets collection from component Phalcon PHP, see here

Partials

You can also use options /partials for your theme. This should include any part templates you want to use across your Q&A or Blog site, for example list-posts.volt might include your template for outputting a single post in a list, which might then used on the home, author, tags page. See the example code below:

├── /assets
    ├── /css
        ├── app.css
    ├── /fonts
    ├── /images
    ├── /js
├── /partials
    ├── list-post.volt

One way to use partials is to treat them as the equivalent of subroutines: as a way to move details out of a view so that your code can be more easily understood. For example, you might have a view that looks like this:

<div class="top"><?php $this->partial("partials/header"); ?></div>

<div class="content">
    <h1>Robots</h1>

    <p>Check out our specials for robots:</p>
    ...
</div>

<div class="footer"><?php $this->partial("partials/footer"); ?></div>

Or Volt stynax

<div class="top">{{ partial("partials/header")}}</div>

<div class="content">
    <h1>Robots</h1>

    <p>Check out our specials for robots:</p>
    ...
</div>

<div class="footer">{{partial("partials/footer")}}</div>

You can also passing the value to partials, take look example below

<div id="footer">
    <div id="footer">{{ partial("partials/footer", ['links': links]) }}</div>
</div>

Layouts

Using a layouts/layout.volt file as a default layout for all templates is highly recommended. You can extend the layout.volt file in any other file using the layout syntax:

{% extends 'layouts/layout.volt' %}

It is possible to specify multiple layouts, and also to nest layouts. Also you can see template inheritance at here