Define Page Layout using the Page Configuration File

Customizations that involve layout are much easier if you know how the general areas (page-sections) of a Web page are laid out. Know what the default page-sections are called, so you can change or replace them efficiently.

The image below shows the default template layout for a Web page:

The next image shows some of the code for the default template layout, listing the page-sections and their related file-names:

Each page-section file-name in the code above equates with an area in the template, as shown in the image below. For example, the file Folder_Path.ascx is linked to the page-section (or template area) below labeled Path:

The image below shows each file’s contents displayed in its related template area. For example, the content within the file Folder_Path.aspx appears below in the page-section labeled Path:

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