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Assets

Assets enable you to add CSS, JS, image or other files to your project, to style and customize its look and behavior.

Asset files

To add assets to the project, provide asset files (such as CSS or JS files) in the assets folder, for example under assets/css and assets/js.

Configure assets

All asset files must be added to webpack.config.js in the root folder, so that Webpack Encore can use them. To do it, use Encore.addStyleEntry for CSS files and Encore.addEntry for other files, such as JS:

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Encore.addStyleEntry('style', [
    path.resolve(__dirname, './assets/css/style.css'),
]);

Encore.addEntry('script', [
    path.resolve(__dirname, './assets/js/script.js'),
]);

Include assets in templates

To include assets in your templates, add them to the template's <head> tag, and provide the name of the asset entry you configured in webpack.config.js, for example:

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{{ encore_entry_link_tags('style') }}

{{ encore_entry_script_tags('script') }}

Note

After you add the asset files, clear the cache and run yarn encore <dev|prod>.

To include a single asset file in your template, for example an image, use the asset() Twig function:

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<img src="{{ asset('assets/images/logo.png') }}">

Place the image file in the public/assets/images folder.