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mura-bundle-bootstrap4

A Mura Site Bundle based on Bootstrap, the word's most popular front-end open source toolkit. This also includes Font Awesome, the web's most popular icon set and toolkit.

Theme Files

This Site Bundle is automatically packaged with the theme located at mura-theme-bootstrap4.

What Is A Mura CMS Site Bundle

Mura site bundles are simply .zip files. However, there's no need to unzip it! The file contains data that has been exported from the database, as well as all of the assets used for the site such as images, CSS, JavaScript, and of course any layout templates used by the originating site.

A site bundle is a convenient way to share a custom theme and populate the site with some sample content to help other developers get up and running quickly and easily. Smaller sites often use bundles as backup files. This also makes it easy to work on a site locally on your laptop, and then re-deploy the site to the production server when finished.

How To Install A Mura CMS Theme Bundle

  1. From the Github project page, click the green Code button, then select Download ZIP located on the top-right region of the page.

  2. Unzip the contents to reveal a file named as: mura-bundle-bootstrap4-master/MuraBundle.zip

  3. Login to the back-end Admin area of the site where you wish to deploy the bundle.

  4. Go to Site Config > Deploy Bundle

  5. The first option listed is Are you restoring a site from a backup bundle?

    1. The default option is No - Assign New Keys to Imported Items. Unless you are actually restoring a site from a backup bundle, you should use this option.

    2. If, and only if, you are restoring a site from a backup bundle, select Yes - Maintain All Keys from Imported Items. However, you MUST be deploying the bundle to the same site. Do NOT attempt to deploy the bundle file with this option to a new site under the same instance of Mura.

  6. Under the Include: option, you can select the various data you wish to import such as:

    1. Site Architecture & Content (this is very common)
    2. Site Members & Administrative Users
    3. Mailing List Members
    4. Form Response Data
    5. All Plugins
  7. The next option is Which rendering files would you like to import?. You may select either All, Theme Only, or None. Typically, you would want to select either All, or Theme Only.

  8. Next, select only one of the next two options:

    1. Select Bundle File From Server (Preferred)

      • This is the recommended option.
      • First, you must FTP the bundle file to a location under the Mura webroot.
        • For example: /wwwroot/temp/.
      • Then, click the Browse Server button, navigate to the location where the file resides, and select it.
    2. Upload Bundle File

      • For very small bundle files, this option may work without any issues.
      • However, many browsers and web servers have filesize limits when submitting a form.
      • Many bundles exceed the filesize restriction, so it is recommend to use the first option whenever possible.
  9. Click Update

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