Difference between Page, Default and other page templates

len
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len posted this 01 March 2016

Can someone please explain how the different page templates are intended to be used, and how changing one might affect another, can't find this in any help files.

  1. What is the "Page" template and how does it differ from the "Default" template
  2. Do the home, post and other specific templates inherit changes applied to the Page and Default template, if so which of the page or default is the master
  3. What is the purpose of the Page and default templates.

Can someone please explain how the different page templates are intended to be used, and how changing one might affect another, can't find this in any help files. 1. What is the "Page" template and how does it differ from the "Default" template 2. Do the home, post and other specific templates inherit changes applied to the Page and Default template, if so which of the page or default is the master 3. What is the purpose of the Page and default templates.
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Support Team
Support Team posted this 01 March 2016

Please refer to the following page:
http://answers.themler.com/articles/5043/default-template-1

Please refer to the following page: http://answers.themler.com/articles/5043/default-template-1
Winstead
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Winstead posted this 16 October 2017

Wow great support ;(

Wow great support ;(
Support Team
Support Team posted this 16 October 2017

Hi,

For each CMS we have an article with the detailed explanation about each template. Please refer to the documentation. For example here is one for Joomla:
http://answers.themler.io/articles/36343/how-to-work-with-templates-in-joomla-themes

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi, For each CMS we have an article with the detailed explanation about each template. Please refer to the documentation. For example here is one for Joomla: http://answers.themler.io/articles/36343/how-to-work-with-templates-in-joomla-themes Sincerely, Hella
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