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 How to Create Personalized Page Templates

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Template is a pattern of how a page is laid out and how it is built with panels.

 

 Panels are used as containers for page elements such as images,

 text, menus, forms, or custom controls.

 

 The Content fills the panels, and the panels fill a page.

     
 

Some of the Templates seen below may or may not be

 the same Template selection you have available for your use.

 

The needs of individual websites vary. 

Webtreepro offers different selections to meet your website's particular needs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Webtreepro offers a variety of Templates which won't restrict in designing a page, and will meet all your layout needs.

 

 Let's see how that can happen.    

 

 

 

 

 

To the right is one of Webtreepro's many Templates.  Starting at the top of the image and going down, we see this Template has a Menu panel, a Header panel, a Main panel, and a Footer panel.

 

The Template example farther down on this page began with the very same layout as does the example to the right, but it offers many more "panels" for your page design. 

 

We have not included the Menu, or the Header to simplify comparing both examples

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When Tables are inserted into any of your panels, you can easily change the entire appearanceof any of your Templates.  This  includes the ability to add color and create layouts that are customized to your needs

 

 

            

 

Here is how you can create your own Template layout to suit your specific needs.  

 

Within the page below, there are 10 separate Tables that are being used as "panels."  

 

It is doubtful that you would use so many "panels" on one page, but Webtreepro is showing you some possibilities. 

 

 

   1.   Each "panel" can be filled with a variety of Content.  Some of the "panels" contain images, text, and some have colored

         backgrounds with text written over the backgrounds.  The "panels"  will expand as Content is added. 

 

   2.   One of the "panels" seen at the bottom left with yellow and green rectangles, shows how the merging of cells can give your page

          a unique look. This particular Table started out having 5 Rows and 4 Cells. For more information about modifying cells, see the

          page All About Cells, or click here.

 

   3.    In the right side of the Main panel, we see one Article filled with 10 different "panels."

 

        • To learn more about customizing your page layouts by using Tables, be sure to watch the video Tables-Create Columns.   For your convenience, you can click on the Quick Video Link at the bottom of this page.

 

        • Another page that might be helpful is Insert a Table; Styles, or click here.

 

  

 

 

 Quick Video Link>>Tables-Create Columns