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How to implement Bootstrap Theme in asp net core 3 0 | Add Template .net core Step by Step
How to Change Bootstrap Theme for ASP.NET Core 3.0 MVC Web application
Applying Theme to Project with ASP .Net MVC core 3.0
Install AdminLTE Template in ASP.NET Core MVC 3.0

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Thank you so much for making this tutorial, i had a hard time trying to use a template a long ago and actually gave up, but now i can make the web portolio i need to look fot a new job, thanks and greets from Mexico.

osempo

Awesome, this gave me enough confidence to actually use any themes for my development works...

simonlester

Thank you for the video! You should probably re-record the audio (your voice is cutting in and out all the time). But the main idea is to copy the important theme parts into the new "./wwwroot/theme" folder and reference the "~/theme/dist/" and "~/theme/plugins/". Which begs the question why copy the "build", "docs", "pages" folders, these folders I assume will be part of the deployment package and may be accessible in the final live application. So I am thinking of copying just "~/theme/dist" (theme's final resources), and "~/theme/plugins" (theme's critical dependencies). I would also create a folder (in the physical path of the Visual Studio solution) that would contain the entire theme to be checked into my source code repository to be able to find differences when a new version of the theme is released in the near future. How does that sound? Having "the entire theme in the separate folder" would allow me to change colors, padding in the SASS and use "npm" command to rebuild the theme to my liking.

timb.