The documentation for Fepper for Drupal 7 does not vary from the documentation for Fepper for Drupal 8. As such, there does not exist enough justification to maintain a separate Fepper distribution for Drupal 7. Instead, populate your Fepper for Drupal 8 project with the Drupal 7 backend and patterns:
- Download the latest release of Fepper for Drupal 8.
- Unpack the Fepper for Drupal 8 download.
- Download the latest release of Drupal 7.
- Unpack the Drupal 7 download.
- Rename the unpacked Drupal 7 directory to
drupal
- Replace
backend/drupal
in Fepper for Drupal 8 with the unpackeddrupal
directory. - Replace
fepper-drupal-mysqldump.sql
in Fepper for Drupal 8 withfepper-drupal-mysqldump.sql
from this repository. - Replace
pref.yml
in Fepper for Drupal 8 withpref.yml
from this repository. - Replace
source
in Fepper for Drupal 8 withsource
from this repository. - Copy
fepper
from this repository tobackend/drupal/sites/all/themes/
- Copy
fepper_sub
from this repository tobackend/drupal/sites/all/themes/
If you wish to replicate the look and feel of the Fepper demo site (as per the screenshot) in your Drupal 7 backend, follow these instructions:
- Configure
d7.local
to be the hostname in your web server configs. - Configure
backend/drupal
(correctly pathed) to be the document root for this host. - Restart the web server.
- Create a MySQL database.
- Create a
settings.php
file by running the Drupal 7 installation script. - Download and enable the CTools and Views modules.
- Replace
backend/drupal/sites/default/files
in Fepper for Drupal 8 with thefiles
directory from this repository. - Restore
fepper-drupal-mysqldump.sql
into your MySQL database. drush updatedb
drush cc all
- Open http://d7.local in a browser.
- Log into Drupal with
admin:admin