Answers.Body: <p>Two options: 1) edit your own buildkit script  or 2) prepare a PR for buildkit and convonce Tim seven is a lot more useful than Bartik; I'll second that!</p>
  
  <p>A third could be a config option; 3) PR a change to buildit where the theme you like become a config option when running <code>amp config</code></p>
  
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Answers.Text: We use sidebars all the time with our civi installs, so Seven wouldn't be a popular switch for me
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Body: <p>Every time I run <code>civibuild create</code> or <code>civibuild reinstall</code> to create a local Drupal/CiviCRM development site, I find myself running <code>drush vset theme_default seven</code> afterwards so that I get the "Seven" theme instead of "Bartik" (which I find makes CiviCRM easier to use on smaller screens). This step is easy, but I find myself running <code>civibuild</code> frequently enough that I'd like to avoid the extra step in order to make my workflow more efficient. </p>
  
  <p>Is there a way I can configure my local buildkit installation to run this <code>drush</code> command after running <code>civibuild</code>? Or some other way to set the default theme?</p>
  
Tags: <developer><civicrm-buildkit><civibuild>
Title: How can I make civibuild use "Seven" as the default Drupal theme instead of "Bartik"?
ThreadText: # How can I make civibuild use "Seven" as the default Drupal theme instead of "Bartik"?
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2017-08-31)
  
  Every time I run `civibuild create` or `civibuild reinstall` to create a local Drupal/CiviCRM development site, I find myself running `drush vset theme_default seven` afterwards so that I get the "Seven" theme instead of "Bartik" (which I find makes CiviCRM easier to use on smaller screens). This step is easy, but I find myself running `civibuild` frequently enough that I'd like to avoid the extra step in order to make my workflow more efficient.
  
  Is there a way I can configure my local buildkit installation to run this `drush` command after running `civibuild`? Or some other way to set the default theme?
  
  **Tags:** developer, civicrm-buildkit, civibuild
  
  
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  ## 1 answers
  
  ### Answer by username_1 on 2017-08-31. Score: 1
  
  Two options: 1) edit your own buildkit script or 2) prepare a PR for buildkit and convonce Tim seven is a lot more useful than Bartik; I'll second that!
  
  A third could be a config option; 3) PR a change to buildit where the theme you like become a config option when running `amp config`
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_2**: We use sidebars all the time with our civi installs, so Seven wouldn't be a popular switch for me  
  
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