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Overriding Views
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In case you need to override the default views (that you surely have to do if you use a different them than default's
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Bootstrap), Yii2 provides a mechanism that is really easy to do:
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```php
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// ... other configuration here
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'components' => [
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'view' => [
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'theme' => [
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'pathMap' => [
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'@Da/User/resources/views' => '@app/views/user'
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]
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]
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]
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]
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// ...
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```
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The above code tells Yii2 to search on `@app/view/user` for views prior to go to `@Da/User/resources/views`. That is,
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if a view is found on `@app/view/user` that matches the required render it will be displayed instead of the one on
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`@Da/User/resources/views`.
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You need to remember that the folder structure on your new location must match that of the module. For example, if we
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wish to override the `login.php` view using the above setting, we would have to create the following structure on our
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path:
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```
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app [ Your root ]
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└─ views
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└─ user
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└─ security
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login.php
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```
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See how it follows the same structure as within the User's module `resources/views` path? Well, that's what you should
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do with any of the others in order to override them.
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There is another way, and is by setting the `viewPath` attribute of the module:
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```php
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'modules' => [
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'user' => [
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'class' => Da\User\Module::class,
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'viewPath' => '@app/views/user'
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],
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],
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```
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But it will force you to override **ALL** views from the module. The recommended way is throughout the `theme` property
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of `view` component as previously mentioned.
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