CodeIgniter 4 Structure

Overview of the CodeIgniter4 structure and layout

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the CodeIgniter4 structure used in the Aquiry admin template. It explains how the layout is organized, the role of each partial, and how components are structured to create a fully responsive and modular dashboard interface.

<?= $this->include('partials/main') ?> <head> <?php echo view('partials/title-meta', array('title' => 'Ecommerce')); ?> <?= $this->include('partials/head-css') ?> </head> <?= $this->include('partials/body') ?> <!-- Begin page --> <div id="layout-wrapper"> <?= $this->include('partials/menu') ?> <!-- ============================================================== --> <!-- Start right Content here --> <!-- ============================================================== --> <div class="main-content"> <div class="page-content"> <div class="container-fluid"> <?php echo view('partials/page-heading', array('title' => 'Ecommerce', "sub_title" => "Dashboard")); ?> </div><!-- container-fluid --> </div><!-- End Page-content --> <?= $this->include('partials/footer') ?> <?= $this->include('partials/scroll-to-top') ?> </div><!-- end main content--> </div><!-- END layout-wrapper --> <?= $this->include('partials/right-sidebar') ?> <?= $this->include('partials/vendor-scripts') ?> <!-- App js --> <script src="../assets/js/app.js"></script> </body> </html>
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