PlaceholderModifying an existing Layout to fine-tune content display.

When you want to change the display of your content and none of the existing layout options suit your needs, you may need to create a new layout and edit it to your specificationsDetermining how layers, columns, and blocks are displayed, and controlling various Page Elements, offers consistent visual control on a page, space, or site basis.

Modify the Page Structure

On any Layout, you can add or remove the following, just as you would on a "normal" content page.

• Layers
• Columns
• Blocks

Pages (or spaces) that then use this Page Design will abide by the structure set from this architect page. 

• Page structures can be added to the existing Page Design framework.
• Blocks with dynamic content can be positioned on the page design.
  • eg. adding a page tree to a left column, adding a favorites list to the top of a main column

Manage

Use h4 for section headings

If you don't want numbers in the section headings, simply remove the "numbered" class from this block.

Note/Tip/Warning/Info blocks below are collapsed by default. If you want to use any of these, try to keep to just one per page. You may use two if necessary, but in general, try to limit these.

Working with layouts requires an understanding of architect pages and how they work.

ORIGINAL:

Modifying the Page Structure

Start by opening an existing layout architect page.

^{Theme Press Default Space > Theme Press Control Panel > (choose a layout)}

From there, you can edit the layout:

• Add or remove blocks in existing columns
• Add new columns
• Add layers

Managing the Page Elements

The layout also controls the visibility and location of page elements, including:

• Breadcrumbs
• Metadata
• Page Title
• Page Info
• Likes and Labels
• Comments

^{Layout Page > Layout tab (replaces the Page tab) > Page Elements}

WITHOUT STYLING:

Modifying the Page Structure
Start by opening an existing layout architect page.

Theme Press Default Space > Theme Press Control Panel > (choose a layout)

From there, you can edit the layout:

Page Elements

The layout also controls the visibility and location of page elementsmany Page Elements, including:

• Breadcrumbs
• Page Metadata
• Page Title
• Page

• Information
• Likes and Labels
• Comments

• Page Toolbar
• Navigator

Click on any of the dropdown menus next to the Page Elements to control display and functionality.

• Setting an architect page as the site default
• Overriding a layout for a spaceChanging the Layout
• Built-In Page Designs