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In addition to overarching style elements such as font type and size, the BPD Theme also governs the content of your site's common features. Some
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The Theme Layout gives your site its unique and consistent look and feel across all pages. |
Some examples are shown below.
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Editing the Theme
You can access your site's theme template in the CMS via via Content → Pages & Templates → Theme Layout, then click Edit.
The 'Theme Layout' is divided into zones, into which widgets can be added, removed, or re-sequenced (drag & drop). (See What is a Widget help.)
The zone placement is represented visually in the 'Page Layout' preview panel, shown at right in the image below.
In addition to adding or removing widgets, you can also . You can also change the overall layout of your site's Theme.
Simply click 'Change' in the layout preview panel, then select 'Add Custom Layout' on the next page.
See our See the guide to the CMS Custom CMS Layout Creator for further instruction on creating your own layouts.
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